Design Funnels in Figma and GoHighLevel
In this article, you will learn exactly how we use Figma for designing 500+ funnels and how to use them inside GoHighLevel. We also cover how we use GoHighLevel to design beautiful high-converting funnels for our clients. We keep it simple for non-techy people to learn and be able to implement the same strategy for themselves.
Take a look at our video below that we made for people who like visual content more!
About Gusten Sun
Gusten has built 500+ funnels himself, meaning he has tried and tested every funnel strategy and hack out there. He has built funnels using different funnel builders such as ClickFunnels and GoHighLevel.
Some of Gusten's biggest clients are Russell Brunson, Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, Robert Kiyosaki, ClickFunnels, and Dan Kennedy.
No wonder he's called the "Celebrity Funnel Builder". Gusten is the founder of Freedom Funnels, the #1 educational company in the funnel community.
Check out our 37 prebuilt Funnel Templates for a total of $37 to kickstart your designs!
Funnel design in GoHighLevel
Start off your funnel designs by following our simple and proven strategy. Do some planning before you actually start designing and your design process will be much faster.
Color palette - What colors will you be using?
Assets - Collect your brand images, fonts, and assets.
Testimonials - Collect your testimonials and keep them ready.
Copy - What copy will you be using? What will you focus on?
Import Template
Once you've built a few funnels you will have templates or funnels ready to import and speed up your funnel design process. If you are just starting out, make sure you check out Gusten's 37 templates for just $37 - This will save you a lot of time and allow you to take on more clients!
If you have templates ready, simply import them and remove the sections you don't wanna use! Check out the next step below to start from blank!
Start your design from a blank page
In this example we will be starting from a blank page - To show you the simple steps to get started inside GoHighLevel.
1. Adding sections
Add 2 sections, then click inside your section on "Add element" and pick "Image".
2. Adding brand logo
Select your brand logo or just pick one from LogoIpsum to import.
If you are using Figma for designing your logo, start by selecting your logo image and -text and group them. Once they are grouped, mark the logo, pick a size, and export to GHL.
3. Adding contact information
Click inside your right column, add Element, and "Add sub-headline. Add an Icon together with your contact information. Keep your colors consistent.
4. Adding new sections
Add a new section and make that one 2 sections as well. Add an image to your right to get a feeling of the design. Add a headline, a Lorem Ipsum text, and a button to the left to get started.
The editor will automatically center everything in the middle of the section which makes it easy and fast for designing. However, you are still missing the padding between the elements. While designing your page, you wanna keep example text and image ready so you get a sense of what the final result will be like.
5. Adding padding
By selecting a single element or an entire section, you will be able to set the padding for an individual element or for the entire object. In this example, we selected the headline and added some padding on top and bottom. The same between the Lorem Ipsum text and the green button.
6. Choosing Fonts and Colors
You can add your own colors to the color palette - Which makes it fast and easy to use your brand colors when designing different texts, elements, and buttons.
You can either choose fonts for every single element and textbox or just go to the top bar and choose "Settings" and then change the font for the entire page there. It's important to have a clean and consistent font throughout your page.
7. Designing graphics and images
Designing funnels requires you to know some basic design functions inside Figma as well. The image below is just a sample image with a rounded rectangle behind it.
The rectangle is then edited with 10 % transparency. Once your design is ready, group it all together and export the group to your library.
8. Duplicate Template
Once you've built a design and optimized it for mobile and desktop, select the entire section and duplicate it.
Once you've got your duplicate, start changing colors from white/light to black/blue/dark theme. By doing so, you will have it ready to use building and designing the rest of your page. It will also be available the next time you build a new funnel.
9. Mobile Optimization
Always finish by going through your mobile and desktop page. Make sure the images are big enough for mobile, otherwise, split 2 images on the same row into 2 full-width images over and under each other.
Compress images using TinyPNG or other great tools online to make sure your page-load speed won't be affected.
Often it is about making headlines and font sizes bigger, for the viewer to be able to read them on mobile as well.
Summary
Make sure you play around with your designs and you will quite quickly see what works and what would fit your goals. Duplicate sections and start changing and twisting them to save time and gain extra creativity.
Check out our YouTube channel, as it is filled with free video tutorials on everything regarding funnel design, copy, etc.
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