17 pages for 1983 Media, each one tap from an enquiry.
ZidTech built the site around one enquiry path: the work up front, the detail behind it, and a route to the same contact form from every page.
Live site, captured 23 Oct 2026
1983 Media in 30 seconds
- The client
- A branding, media and PR agency in Johannesburg
- The problem
- A generic presence with few clear paths to an enquiry
- We built
- A fully custom site, designed and developed from the ground up
- What it does
- Shows 6 selected projects, gives each of 6 services a page and tells 7 project stories in full
Counted on the live site23 Oct 2026
- Custom UI
- Web development
- User journeys
- Conversion pipelines
- Brand presentation
From first frame to first call.
We grouped all 17 pages of the live site into three layers. Each layer has one job, and hands the visitor on to the next.
Attract
Win the first screen.
1 pageHome
Its first four beats- Beat 1HeadlineSays what 1983 Media does in one line
- Beat 2Proof stripTheir own figures: 10+ years · 200+ projects · 80% repeat business
- Beat 3Selected work6 selected projects, up front
- Beat 4Brand film“1983 / Originals” reel
Engage
Give buyers the depth to decide.
15 pagesService pages
Each links to at least one related project story.
Project stories + index
Challenge, strategy, execution, for each of the 7.
About page
History, manifesto and values.
Convert
Make the next step obvious.
1 pageContact
16 pages hand off hereZidTech’s grouping of the live site’s 17 pages; page and link counts measured 23 Oct 2026.
17 buttons, 8 wordings, one destination.
All 7 project stories close on the same line, “Start a conversation”. The other 10 buttons vary by page, from “Plan your activation” on events to “Start your production” on content. Every one opens the same contact form.
One line closes every story; the rest fit their page
The 17 in-page enquiry buttons on the live site, by wording. “Start a conversation” ends all 7 project stories.
Source: ZidTech audit of 1983media.co.za, measured 23 Oct 2026. In-page buttons that open the contact form; nav and footer links excluded.
Three taps to the form.
One real path through the live site, frame by frame: from the homepage, through the work, to the contact form. Every page on the way has its own button straight to the form, too.
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Scene 01 · HomeThe first screen
One line on what 1983 Media does, with two buttons under it.
Tap 1 “View our work” -
Scene 02 · WorkThe portfolio
7 projects, each one a card that opens its full story.
Tap 2 a project card -
Scene 03 · Project storyThe close
All 7 stories end on the same band, with one button.
Tap 3 “Start a conversation” -
Scene 04 · ContactThe form
5 fields, 3 required: name, email and message.
Where all 17 buttons lead
Frames captured from 1983media.co.za on 23 Oct 2026 in a 1440 px-wide browser window, shown scaled down. The contact frame is cropped to the form.
We built every page around the same next step, so 1983 Media can use any of them as a way in. Send someone a service, a single project story or the homepage, and they land one tap from the contact form, or from a WhatsApp chat with its first line already written.
- An enquiry button on 16 of 16 pagesEvery page besides Contact. All 17 buttons open the same form.
- WhatsApp on 17 of 17 pagesA one-tap chat, with the first line already written.
- A 5-field form, 3 requiredName, email and message. Company and phone are optional.
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