The phrase "a page designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a webpage or document.
Example: "This is a page designed to provide users with information about our services."
Alternatives: "a page intended to" or "a page created to".
Phishing e-mails either ask the victim to fill out a form or directs them to a Web page designed to look like a legitimate banking site.
Most lures contain links that send the victim to a Web page designed to appear like a genuine company or organization (such as a bank, social media platform or an email log-in page).
A Web page designed to be used by a human user.
The White House has just announced a web page designed to rebut some of the insane charges that the right is instigating.
Earlier this year, creationists began a Facebook page designed to sign up 1,000,000 people who did NOT believe in evolution and while this page is every bit as meaningless from a scientific perspective as is the pro-evolution page, it is possible that it will generate significant media attention.
Derived from the Tabasco pepper and produced on Avery Island in Louisiana, Tabasco is -- as an NPR article memorably described, "To hot sauce what Kleenex is to tissue and Xerox is to copying". However, the history of Tabasco sauce is so hotly contested that Tabasco.com now has a "Myths" page, designed to de-bunk the often misquoted origin story of this vinegary legend.
Amateur fan sites for "The Simpsons" that post unauthorized images from the show have received cease-and-desist letters from Fox; in an even more ridiculous example, a noncommercial Web page designed to teach fellow guitarists the chord sequences to pop tunes was shut down by EMI.
Just yesterday, in fact, Twitter rolled out a new home page designed to cater to those who don't have a Twitter account yet or who aren't signed in.
