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A cleaning business website should build trust from the first few seconds.
For this hero section, I focused on making the business clear immediately and giving visitors an obvious next step.
The goal was simple was to make the first impression feel professional and make it easier for potential customers to take action.
What do you think about this hero section?
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Day 6/30 of designing one hero section every day.
Today: Fluff & Co., a dog grooming salon
The hero is a hover mask reveal component on Framer: the dog starts scruffy, and wherever your cursor moves, the groomed version shows through. You groom the dog with your mouse.
→ The interaction performs the headline.
→ Playfulness matches the client.
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Hero sections generated by my components - Dither Engine & Specimen🔥
A: Dither Engine hero -- product/research launch hero for an AI or computational modeling company.
B: Specimen hero -- AI-powered visual intelligence / e-commerce visual intelligence hero
Which one looks solid ? 👀
👇 A or B ?
58 voted
78%
16 voted
22%
74 votes
Closed
Tough choice my friend....I like option A since it has overall harmony between the background and foreground...so overall, A is very nice....option be has a very amazing zoom motion which is also great....However, Option A is my choice.
Board — Enterprise Planning Platform Website Design (SaaS)
A high-trust, enterprise-grade website designed for Board, an Intelligent Planning platform used by 2,000+ global brands to unify financial and operational planning. The challenge was to communicate serious enterprise credibility while keeping the experience clean, modern, and easy to navigate for finance, supply chain, sales, and ops decision-makers.
The hero leads with a layered dashboard visual to instantly showcase product depth, paired with a bold headline and dual CTA strategy ("Request a Demo" / "Find your Solution") to serve both high-intent and exploratory visitors. A trusted-logo bar featuring recognizable enterprise brands reinforces credibility right above the fold.
Deeper down, the page uses a card-based solutions grid to break complex offerings (Finance, Supply Chain, Sales, Retail, Manufacturing, CPG) into scannable, benefit-led sections — each with its own CTA to keep momentum going. A dark-mode platform section highlights the product's core architecture with a custom circular diagram, while a metrics band (2000+ customers, 92% recommend, 75% reduction in planning time) builds quantifiable trust.
Social proof is layered throughout: enterprise case study quotes from Coca-Cola, DHL, and Toyota, analyst recognition badges (Gartner, IDC), and a global partner network section featuring Microsoft, KPMG, CGI, and EY. A resources/news module keeps the brand positioned as a category thought leader, and the page closes with a strong, focused conversion band driving toward a live product demo.
Every section was structured around one goal: move enterprise buyers confidently from "what is this" to "let's talk to sales" — without ever feeling like a hard sell.
Open to enterprise SaaS and B2B platform projects — let's talk about your next build.
The dual-CTA split — "Request a Demo" for high-intent visitors vs. "Find your Solution" for browsers — respects funnel stage instead of forcing every enterprise buyer into one sales form regardless of readiness.