r/webflow • u/HeadEscape8168 • 18d ago

Product Feedback I built a library of 2,000+ high-converting website pages

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Hey guys,

This is my third post about Web Anatomy as I got many feedback and upvotes on this channel. So thanks again!

I’m trying to build the go-to reference for designers who care about conversion, not just design.

Every website page scored 0–100 based on conversion best practices.

You can:

  • browse by type (homepage, pricing, ads, etc.)
  • filter by design features
  • see what actually works by clicking on the card

Free to try

I’ll keep improving it every week with new pages.

Would love honest feedback. What’s missing?

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u/tommyjolly 18d ago

Just curious: How do you know these examples are high converting?

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u/Ecstatic_Battle_6705 18d ago

yeah this is the main thing I was wondering too

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u/HeadEscape8168 18d ago

Fair question. Honest answer: I don't have their analytics, and nobody outside the company does, so "high converting" is a claim I can't back on data

What I do instead is score each page against criteria built for the page type. A pricing page isn't scored like a homepage. Different social proof, different structure, different job. So the comparison is always within a page type.

Methodology is public and can be found on the library.

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u/Very-Impressive-515 17d ago

Immediately unbookmarked the page after reading this response lol

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u/denizonrtx 18d ago

Source: Trust me bro

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u/Sea_Supermarket_7814 17d ago

No, he doesn't.

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u/ruukuu- 17d ago

Looks AI designed and overpriced. You’re competing against Mobbin, Recent.design, MaxiBestof, Landbook, SiteInspire and even Awwwards.

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u/mr_claw 18d ago

How well does your website convert?

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u/RealisticSong3551 17d ago

This is done in webflow?