Landing page
The first page of a service - what it does, what users need, and a start button.
On this page
The landing page is the entry point for a service. Lead with the service name, say in one line what it does and who it is for, then give a single clear “Start now” button. Tell users what they need before they begin so they do not get part-way through and have to stop.
Preview
<main class="govbb-width-container govbb-main-wrapper" id="main-content">
<h1 class="govbb-text-display">Renew your driver's licence</h1>
<p class="govbb-text-body-lg">
Use this service to renew a Barbados driver's licence that expires within
the next 90 days.
</p>
<p class="govbb-text-body">It takes around 5 minutes.</p>
<a class="govbb-button" href="/service/start/">Start now</a>
<h2 class="govbb-text-h2">Before you start</h2>
<p class="govbb-text-body">You will need:</p>
<ul class="govbb-list govbb-list--bullet">
<li>your current licence number</li>
<li>a debit or credit card to pay the $50 fee</li>
</ul>
</main>When to use this page
Use it as the first page of any transactional service. Link to it from the service’s place in the wider site so users arrive here before the first question.
What to include
A plain-language name and description, roughly how long it takes, any cost, what the user needs to hand, and one prominent start action. Keep everything else off this page - guidance and eligibility detail belong in their own pages.