work project
Битва Жиров — Landing Page for a 500,000-Ruble Body Transformation Challenge

Services
- →Prototyping — information hierarchy and conversion flow
- →UI/UX design — aggressive contest aesthetic, dark + accent palette
- →Front-end development — parallax, animated countdowns and entrance effects
- →WordPress CMS integration and admin configuration
- →Capture form and lead collection setup
- →Post-launch rework and ongoing support
Deliverables
- ✓Full-page WordPress landing with parallax and animation
- ✓Live countdown timer tied to contest start date
- ✓Three-tier participation comparison table
- ✓Lead-capture form (name + phone, no account required)
- ✓CMS admin panel for all time-sensitive content
- ✓Mobile-responsive layout across all breakpoints
Challenge
The client was running a large-scale offline health challenge — four cities competing head-to-head in a body transformation contest with a 500,000-ruble prize fund. The problem: there was no online platform to announce the contest, drive awareness, or collect registrations. Word of mouth alone wouldn't fill the starting list.
The brief called for something that matched the drama of the project: bold, energetic, and capable of converting skeptical visitors into paying participants before the countdown hit zero.
Discovery
Audience research pointed to two sharp drop-off risks: visitors who didn't immediately understand the prize mechanics would leave; visitors who did understand but hit a friction wall on registration would bounce. Three linked problems shaped the work:
- No urgency signal — the event had a hard start date, but without a live countdown that deadline felt abstract and non-motivating.
- Prize credibility gap — a 500,000-ruble claim requires visual and structural proof to be believed; raw text wouldn't carry it.
- Registration friction — every extra click between "I want in" and "I'm registered" bleeds conversion, especially on mobile.
Options Considered
- Off-the-shelf landing builder (Tilda, LP) — rejected. Templates couldn't deliver the multimedia-heavy, parallax-driven aesthetic the concept demanded, and the client needed to manage content independently post-launch.
- Custom static build — rejected. No CMS meant every content update would require a developer, making the subsequent rework phase unworkable.
- WordPress custom landing — chosen. Delivered full design freedom, allowed animated and parallax layers, gave the client a familiar admin interface, and kept the door open for long-term maintenance and feature iteration.
Decision
The project was scoped in four sequential phases: prototyping to nail information hierarchy, visual design to match the contest's aggressive tone, front-end development for all animations and parallax, and CMS integration to hand over a fully editable site. A follow-on rework phase was built into the contract from day one — contest mechanics change, and the platform had to be easy to update.
Implementation
The hero section leads with the prize number at full-screen scale and a live countdown timer — two elements that together create immediate urgency and establish the stakes before the visitor has scrolled at all. The city-vs-city framing (Chelyabinsk, Tyumen, Yekaterinburg, Perm) is surfaced in the first viewport so every visitor knows immediately whether they belong.
Parallax scrolling layers were applied across background sections to give the page physical depth without slowing it down. Animated entrance effects on key stat blocks — the prize figure, the countdown, the participation tiers — guide the eye and control the pace at which the offer is revealed, mimicking the pacing of a sales conversation.
The three participation tiers (Bronze / Silver / Gold) are presented in a comparison table with colour-coded pricing, making the upsell path self-explanatory. A single capture form at the bottom of the page is the only conversion point — no distractions, no account creation, name and phone only.
The entire site was installed on WordPress with a custom admin structure. All time-sensitive content — countdown target date, prize amounts, city list, tier prices — is editable without touching the codebase.
Outcome
The landing launched ahead of the contest start date and ran through the full registration window. The countdown-driven hero section proved effective at converting visitors from paid social traffic: users who arrived via city-targeted ads recognised the contest immediately and reached the capture form in under two scrolls. Post-launch rework iterations — copy adjustments, prize structure updates, a new city addition — were all handled directly through the WordPress admin without developer involvement.
Site Layout
Full-page desktop layout — click to zoom.

Mobile Experience

Hero — countdown & prize

Navigation & prize section
Promo Video
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