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Link-in-Bio
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- Catégorie
- Général
- Type
- Landing page
- Publié
- 1 septembre 2026
- Utilisé
- Jamais utilisé
Link-in-Bio is a single-column mobile-first page for a small business that sells through social media. It is the page a bakery, a home kitchen or a market stall puts in an Instagram bio — every way to reach them, gathered in one tap-friendly column.
Sections, in order
Profile header — round photo, business type and founding year, name, a two-line description and the location, over a soft gradient.
Primary chat button with the reply hours and the pre-order rule stated underneath, so nobody messages at midnight expecting a cake.
Official links list — five large tappable rows (marketplace shops, chat, PDF catalogue, map) each with a subtitle explaining what the visitor gets there.
Offer card — the current promotion with its conditions and a copyable code.
Best sellers — a four-product strip with photo, price, unit and badges, each linking to a prefilled chat message for that exact item.
Two customer reviews with star ratings.
Opening hours table including public holidays, plus a pre-order note.
Quick order form — name, phone, product dropdown and a free-text note for the pickup date and any special request.
Social icon row and footer.
Design and style. Warm pink and cream, rounded everything, generous tap targets, and a narrow column that never needs a desktop layout because it will almost always be opened on a phone. Vanilla JavaScript for the code copy and the scroll reveal.
Before you publish. Each product button carries its own prefilled chat message — update those alongside the product names, or a customer will order the wrong thing. Replace the marketplace links, the map link, the hours and the offer code. The order form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and orders arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to home kitchens and bakeries, market and food stalls, small resellers, freelancers, personal brands, creators — anyone whose customers arrive from a bio link rather than a search engine.
Sections, in order
Profile header — round photo, business type and founding year, name, a two-line description and the location, over a soft gradient.
Primary chat button with the reply hours and the pre-order rule stated underneath, so nobody messages at midnight expecting a cake.
Official links list — five large tappable rows (marketplace shops, chat, PDF catalogue, map) each with a subtitle explaining what the visitor gets there.
Offer card — the current promotion with its conditions and a copyable code.
Best sellers — a four-product strip with photo, price, unit and badges, each linking to a prefilled chat message for that exact item.
Two customer reviews with star ratings.
Opening hours table including public holidays, plus a pre-order note.
Quick order form — name, phone, product dropdown and a free-text note for the pickup date and any special request.
Social icon row and footer.
Design and style. Warm pink and cream, rounded everything, generous tap targets, and a narrow column that never needs a desktop layout because it will almost always be opened on a phone. Vanilla JavaScript for the code copy and the scroll reveal.
Before you publish. Each product button carries its own prefilled chat message — update those alongside the product names, or a customer will order the wrong thing. Replace the marketplace links, the map link, the hours and the offer code. The order form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and orders arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to home kitchens and bakeries, market and food stalls, small resellers, freelancers, personal brands, creators — anyone whose customers arrive from a bio link rather than a search engine.
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