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automotive Concept UI/UX Design Conversion Design 2020

Porsche Taycan
Landing Page Concept

Conceptual landing page for Porsche's Taycan EV — designed around emotional triggers, conversion rate optimization, and premium digital experience. A mobile-first Figma prototype with a multi-step pre-order flow.

Role: Designer Brief: 3Pillar Global Medium: Figma Prototype

Objective: Design a high-conversion landing page for the Taycan EV launch that communicates brand prestige while guiding visitors through an emotionally charged pre-order funnel. Every element — from typography to micro-copy — was crafted to trigger desire and reduce hesitation.

Porsche Taycan landing page hero
Taycan landing — above fold Taycan landing — CTA section

From Brand Research to Prototype

The project began with deep immersion in Porsche's brand world — studying premium automotive landing pages, EV marketing campaigns, and conversion patterns in high-ticket ecommerce. A moodboard established the visual tension between raw performance and refined elegance.

Wireframes mapped the scroll narrative: hook → desire → specification → social proof → CTA. Each section answers an unspoken objection and moves the visitor forward. The pre-order flow was designed as a multi-step modal — progressive disclosure that reduces cognitive load while maintaining momentum.

Wireframe — scroll narrative Pre-order flow wireframes
Hi-fi screen 1 Hi-fi screen 2 Hi-fi screen 3
Mobile screens Mobile pre-order flow

The purchase decision is always to take advantage of timing. Every CTA should use emotional triggers and close quickly through a conversion trigger.

Prototype detail Animation detail

The final Figma prototype includes animated transitions between sections and a functional pre-order modal — demonstrating the full user journey from first impression to conversion. This concept brief sharpened my understanding of high-stakes landing page design where brand prestige and conversion urgency must coexist.


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The competitive context shaped every decision: Tesla, Rivian, E-Tron, and Polestar were all positioning in the electric premium space. The focus had to be on making the Taycan feel irreplaceable, not just electric. The answer was visceral and behavioral design — targeting the sensory experience rather than specifications.