Design:

• Sketch
• Photoshop

Code:

• VSCode
• SCSS
• CodeKit
• Bootstrap 4
• jQuery
• GitHub
• MAMP Pro

CMS:

• Craft CMS

Server:

• Laravel Forge
• Vultr
• Cloudflare

Hey Ricky, the obvious answer is don't code it. There's a set of platforms and tools that allow you to focus on getting it right and continuously iterating based on the metrics you gather. There's even specific platforms focused solely on Landing Pages / One Page websites.

One page resumes

• https://persona.co/
• https://carrd.co/
• https://www.launchrock.com/
• https://about.me/

Platforms focused on landing pages

• https://unbounce.com/
• https://www.leadpages.net/
• https://instapage.com/
• https://landerapp.com/
• https://ontrapages.com/

Full blown site builders

Of course you can also use full-blown site builders and just do 1 page with them. In this case the list is much longer, and I don’t necessarily think Wix, Weebly or Squarespace are the only options. There’s a great number of tools you can explore, let me know if you’d like me to expand on that.

I’ll just name a few:

• https://2.cargocollective.com/
• https://readymag.com/
• https://thegrid.io/
• https://www.format.com/
• https://brandcast.com/

Pagecloud, yola, strikingly, webflow, webydo, jimdo, etc (about 1000 more) :)

Text editor, Photoshop, FTP client.

HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Been a big Webflow fan from when it started early on, and they've made some incredible strides since then. Once you know what you're doing, you can mockup a nice responsive page VERY quickly and add some incredible effects. https://webflow.com/

Launchpad for Sketch

• Yes, it's ours but technically we also use for our own landing pages :)

Webflow is definitely my go-to. After putting together ideas in Sketch, it's very easy to have something production ready in no time.

This has been a fantastic response! Seeing that, surprisingly, there are many designers who code in this discussion––what do you use for a/b testing, lead generation, and other conversion technologies?

I am hoping to learn more about how people use landing page services, but didn't want to lead the question too much.

Depends on requirement - long/short term, small campaign or major feature release.

For something quick and dirty, I use template editors - Wix, Unbounce etc..

Long-term feature landing pages, need more detailed work so I start with oneNote to structure it > Sketch > Launchpad/HTML+CSS+JS.

Building a new tool around it? Would love to be part of it. Open for more sharing more detailed f/b. Best of luck.

If I want to build it myself:

Atom editor + Jekyll + GitHub Pages = done

or

If I want to throw something up without coding:

carrd.co (personally not used it but looks good)

Sketch, HTML, CSS, JS, and Middleman. I want full control and very comfy with code.

NPM scripts

https://github.com/TRenfro/npm-script-local-dev

If you're interested in business tools and dev frameworks, this tool might help. Just go to your favorite site, run the plugin, and it tells you what's running behind that website. https://www.whatruns.com/

Nothing fancy for me:

• HTML, CSS, Javascript.
• PHP and MySQL if necessary.
• Photoshop for creating visual assets/UI elements/images if necessary.

A designer.

Adobe CC or Sketch for layout. Wordpress with page builder like site-origin or visual composer. Offers flexibility and is less expensive then a lot of the online landing page builders.

Google docs, sketch, Wordpress, AWB server, Launchpad

For quick (hassle free) landing pages https://landingi.com

• Sublime Text
• Github
• Photoshop, Sketch
• Dribbble/other's ideas
• Some brain

Depends on the requirements, but most of the time go with SSR React with some rest API (be it WordPress or whatever). For design, I go with Sketch. Uploading? Either I deploy the code with a custom script or use the CI suite, if the project has one.

for something quick and dirty I use "startup design framework" generator by designmodo. for other things i just code

• coolors.co
• niice.co
• sketch
• sip
• sublime text
• foundation
• gulp
• jekyll
• hugo
• hover.com
• github pages
• azure app service

Sublime text, PaintShop Pro, Firefox, Total Commander or Commander One (to sync remote files), github for version control.

Sublime text.