Marketing pages
Each werklist.com page leads one reader to one next step. It runs across the full frame, opens on a photograph with one headline, and shows only figures that come from live data.
Who reads it
Workers arrive looking for a role and a salary they can trust. Employers arrive looking for proof that Werklist can place reliable workers with their documents in order. The home page puts the job board first and the case for employers second.
A marketing page stays light in both themes. Industry pages are the one exception: they are dark.
The frame
Content spans the whole frame. The hero and long copy limit their line length, and long copy runs in two columns from 1024 px.
- Frame
- 1440 px, centered
- --frame
- Side padding
- 24 px, 32 px from 1024 px
- --pad
- Gap between blocks
- 8 px, 12 px from 768 px
- --space-2, --space-3
The hero
One photograph, one headline and at most two buttons. The headline says what Werklist does in the reader's words, and the paragraph under it names the services.
A scrim runs from the left edge under the text, so white type reads on any picture. Both buttons take the width of the longer label, and below 640 px they stack at full width.
Cross-border hiring for blue-collar talent
Werklist helps companies hire reliable workers through local recruitment, international sourcing, documentation support, and end-to-end placement coordination.
Cross-border hiring for blue-collar talent
Werklist helps companies hire reliable workers through local recruitment, international sourcing, documentation support, and end-to-end placement coordination.
- Card height
- 340 px, 420 px from 768 px, 480 px from 1024 px
- Corner
- 12 px, 16 px from 768 px
- --radius-xl, --radius-2xl
- Padding
- 24 by 40 px, 48 px from 768 px, 80 px at the sides from 1024 px
- Headline
- 28 to 56 px, weight 700, up to 680 px wide
- Buttons
- Large, 48 px, equal width, 8 px apart, 12 px from 640 px
- Scrim
- Navy at 66 percent, clear where the text ends
- --navy
Proof
A figure comes from live data or it does not appear: open roles are counted from the job board. The tile shows its number and its label, without a chart.
- Open roles2
- Countries hiring2
- Grid
- 2 columns, 5 from 768 px
- Gap
- 8 px, 12 px from 768 px
- --space-2, --space-3
The job list
Open roles are job cards in one column, 8 px apart and 12 px from 768 px. The first batch comes with the page, and Load more adds the next.
A filter that matches nothing says No roles match those filters yet, and keeps the filters in view.
Asking for the next step
Employer and industry pages close with a call to action that repeats the hero's primary button. On phones, employer pages keep a bar at the bottom with one sentence and one button.
Cross-border hiring for blue-collar talent
Werklist helps companies hire reliable workers through local recruitment, international sourcing, documentation support, and end-to-end placement coordination.
- Phone bar
- a 44 px button, 16 px side padding
- --space-4
- Bottom padding
- 12 px or the safe area, whichever is larger
- --space-3
Figures, photographs and labels
Permitted
A figure counted from the job board
Open roles changes the day a role is published.
Two columns for long copy
Each line stays under 75 characters at 1440 px.
Not permitted
Figures typed into the page
Nobody can check them, and they go stale.
White text on a photograph without a scrim
A bright patch in the picture drops the headline below readable contrast.
A label in capitals above a heading
Say it as one sentence instead.