Hero
17 variantsThe first screen of a page.
Sections that sell. Heroes, features, pricing, social proof and calls to action.
36 categories · 50 components · 304 variants
Marketing sections carry a visitor from the first screen to the signup. This area holds them in the order a landing page usually needs them, the hero first, then features and proof such as logos, stats and testimonials, then pricing, the FAQ and a call to action. Around them sit the parts for special moments, a launch with waitlist, a free trial, a referral program or a manifesto.
Pick one variant per section and keep the same rhythm of spacing and type through the page, every section here shares the tokens of the kit, so that happens by itself. For a page with motion, the scroll stories and scroll effects add one strong moment, and the collections show proven orders for SaaS, apps and agencies.
The first screen of a page.
What a product does, in grids, rows and bento layouts.
Customers and partners at a glance.
Numbers that prove something.
Plans, tiers and comparisons.
Quotes, reviews and ratings.
The invitation to the next step.
Frequent questions as accordions and grids.
Sign-up for updates.
Announcement bars and promotions.
Cookie consent, offers and announcements in a dialog.
What you offer, as cards, lists and detail rows.
One product, shown for the people who use it.
Certificates, data protection, uptime and guarantees.
What shipped, what comes next.
Countdowns, waitlists and launch moments.
Guided walks through a product, step by step.
Coverage, awards and media kits.
Sections that show what AI does in a product.
Store buttons, QR codes and phones for the page that sends people to your app.
Amounts, campaign goals and the impact of every gift.
The pain visitors know, then the way out.
Doubts before buying, answered with proof.
ROI and savings, worked out by the visitor.
A few questions that lead to one recommendation.
Trial sign-ups that leave nothing unclear.
Customers who bring customers, partners who resell.
The people around a product and how to join them.
Repository figures, contributors, sponsors and editions.
What a company stands for, in its own voice.
One offer with its value, bonuses and ways to pay made plain.
Something useful in exchange for an email address.
Sections that tell while the page scrolls. Cards that stack, rows that move sideways, pictures that zoom open and media that stays while chapters change.
A number, a picture or a marker that travels while the page scrolls. Counters through stages, flipbook frames and paths that draw themselves.
Moving type and depth that make a page memorable. Layers at different speeds, lines that slide with the scroll and text as a window onto a picture.
Parts that open to reveal what lies behind, cards that fan and pile up, and sections that hand over to the next one.