Building Rank Jordan Landing Page

About the Project:

A one-page lead generation landing page for Building Rank Jordan that puts a short inspection request form beside a clear list of what the inspection covers.

The page asks for one action: leave your details so an engineer can get back to you about inspecting your property. We placed the form on the first screen next to the six inspection areas, used the rest of the page to answer doubts with standards, equipment, methodology and testimonials, and repeated the form beside a map at the bottom.

What We Built

A single scrolling page in Arabic with an English version, navigated by an anchor menu (Home, Our Standards, Services, Equipment, Why You Need Us, Contact) instead of separate pages.

• Hero: "Welcome to Building Rank" with the six inspection areas as a checklist, a company profile download and the "Contact us so our engineers can inspect your property" form
• Property inspection company: the "safe choice" story with a video pop-up and a contact button
• Standards and services: the four inspection standards and six services, from comprehensive inspection to project management
• Equipment and methodology: a gallery of non-destructive testing devices and the four-step method from needs analysis to report
• Why you need us: six reasons, from knowing the property's condition to lower maintenance costs and buying your dream home with confidence
• Closing: brochure downloads, testimonials, a second contact form with an embedded Google Map, and links back to the main Jordan site and blog

Key Features

• Lead form above the fold: full name, address, mobile number, email and an optional message
• Second form at the bottom of the page, so visitors can convert at either end
• Anchor menu that scrolls smoothly to each section
• Equipment slider with zoomable images in a lightbox
• Downloadable company profile and three brochures (PDF)
• Testimonial carousel
• Embedded Google Map of the Amman office
• Success and error messages after sending, with the phone number as a fallback

Design & User Experience

The first screen sets a dark city skyline behind a white form card, so the request form is the first thing the eye lands on. Below it, clean white sections with green line icons alternate with full-width green bands for the equipment and brochure sections, and engineering photos in high-visibility vests keep the page grounded in real site work. The Arabic layout is right to left, and on mobile the form and sections stack so the visitor can submit without hunting for it.