How to find web devs to CLEAN landing pages

[kademac]

Hi everyone,

is there a template i can give to ANY web dev to have them clean a landing page?

I was thinking the easiest way to explain it is to just say...

"Make the landing page a shell, where the buttons work when you click through, the images load, the css works. But get rid of all the unecessary code." Just the code to make it work should be there."

Then I can easily put my own click url to the redirect button myself

Thoughts and advice please

 

[Graybeard]

"Make the landing page a shell, where the buttons work when you click through, the images load, the css works. But get rid of all the unecessary code." Just the code to make it work should be there."

What is that gibberish?
what about the images and other relative links?
the template is what has to be changed ...

Do yourself a favor:

use the save option on your browser and save as a complete webpage and look at the overall file structure.
not on a phone on a PC or laptop.

The rest is sed (in line editing) sed 's/their_link/your_link/g' file.html
Do not use wordpad!
use notepad+ or another ANSI editor if you do not understand the cli (terminal)

the template is what has to be changed ...
...

 

[Strickland]

By {Template} to give to a dev, do you mean like a "set of instructions?"

Greybeard has it right, you can easily do this yourself. All the html links are easy to spot even when shortened. and if you don't recognise the redirects in Js or php copy and paste into an ai.

 

[Graybeard]

You could probably do this with an AI but you have to prompt meaningful instruction to get the right code output.
A *template* implies you want to do this repeatedly
--unless you are making the same page for ads with many different affiliate codes
--template is the wrong word to use.

s/$pattern1/$pattern2/g [pseudo code]

 

[Strickland]

WTF, why have I not heard of this already "SED"

You got me once before when I was setting up landers on a dedicated server, I spent a good year buried in Linux.
Now I can feel myself going down the SED rabbit hole

 

[Graybeard]

I use sed and grep all the time --they are my primary LINUX file tools

1. sed replaces patterns
2. grep matches occurrences of a pattern