Pay Phone · Homepage explorations

All six homepages, one page

Every homepage direction in one scroll, at real width. A, B, and C are the concept round; D, E, and F are built from real screenshots of the live product. Screenshots below are the dark theme; open a live page for light mode and the animations.

A Dial ToneB TickerC Private Line D See it, it's realE Two sidesF Your line, your money
A

The Dial Tone

Became finalist: Dial Tone

Thesis: the phone is ringing and they pick up. Signature: a live gold receiver pulsing rings. Type: monster condensed uppercase for MONEY TALKS, operator-switchboard energy.

Direction A, The Dial Tone
B

Money Talks, the ticker

Evolved into finalist: The Operator

Thesis: the transaction is the product; money is the hero. Signature: a live earnings ticker in tabular mono. Type: mono for every figure, tight sans for the story.

Direction B, Money Talks the ticker
C

The Private Line

Became finalist: Private Line

Thesis: exclusivity, the link is the whole product, and you either have one or you don't. Signature: a single input for your link, acres of negative space.

Direction C, The Private Line
D

See it. It's real.

Thesis: the product sells itself, so show it. Signature: the actual booking page floating beside the pitch. Real screen: a live creator's page with real prices and real bookable times.

Direction D, product hero with a real booking screen
E

One link. Two sides.

Thesis: one product with a fan side and a creator side, show both, real. Signature: the actual fan booking page and the actual creator studio, side by side.

Direction E, fan and creator sides shown together
F

Your line. Your money.

Thesis: speak to creators, the ones who bring the audience, and prove the money is real. Signature: the actual studio (set your price) and the actual earnings ledger.

Direction F, creator studio and earnings ledger
Where this stands: A, B, and C grew into the three full finalist pages (the directions hub), each built across Home, Book, Call, Studio, and Admin. D, E, and F are the real-screenshot round: their "show the actual product" idea can be folded into whichever finalist wins. The pick decides the design language for the whole product.
Updated 07/31/2026.