AI-Driven Content Calendar SaaS: Enhance Your Publishing Efficiency

AI-Driven Content Calendar SaaS: Enhance Your Publishing EfficiencyAI-Driven Content Calendar SaaS: Enhance Your Publishing Efficiency

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Pedro AGB

• 1d

Working on an AI content calendar SaaS concept.

Less planning. More publishing.

Which direction do you prefer? 👇

18 votes

Ends in 16h

Shahriar Jubayer Eshat

• 1d

Split layout

MD Rafee Alam

• 1d

Gradient, more energy. The botanical direction with the soft glow has a lot more personality. The split layout feels more like a dashboard screenshot than a landing page.

Pedro AGB

• 1d

Appreciate that 💯 the botanical glow is hard to ignore.

Sajid Ali

• 1d

Split layout for me.

In SaaS landing page design, users often decide within seconds whether a product is relevant. Showing part of the product experience alongside the value proposition helps communicate functionality, usability, and credibility much faster.

Pedro AGB

• 1d

Exactly 💯 This is the exact thinking behind the split layout.

Boluwatife Delight

• 1d

prefer the splitted layout

Vara Creative

• 11h

I definitely prefer the split layout on the right. Showing that big calendar card gives a much better idea of how the app actually works. Do think that those wavy background lines on the top left feel a bit distracting behind the navigation links. Did you try keeping that area completely clean to see if the text stands out more?

Pedro AGB

• 5h

Good catch. The larger calendar card was meant to make the product feel more tangible at first glance

And you're probably right about the wave pattern behind the navigation. Since posting this version, I've actually reduced the opacity of the waves to make them less distracting. Thanks for taking the time to break it down.😍

Imran Hossen

• 6h

Modern design.

Hina Manzoor

pro

• 6h

I liked split layout, but one thing the wave below the logo it looks like it's going down and content says "content that grows" so I think it should go up and eventually if it is so it will draw attention to the button in navigation.

Pedro AGB

• 5h

Interesting observation. Thanks for pointing that out. I hadn't looked at it from that angle. 💯

Victor Adewole

• 4h

Split layout

Sodiq Alao | Online Course Creator & Kajabi Expert

• 1h

Split layout will be my choice

Sufyan Baig

pro

• Jun 18

Made a couple of mockup covers for my upcoming religious mobile app case study, but can't decide which direction feels stronger.

Which one are you picking?

Mobile Design mobileui UI Design

24 voted

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17 voted

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41 votes

Closed

Zaoui Ali Youcef

• Jun 19

amazing work

Yurii Oleskiv

pro

• Jun 17

every SaaS product deserves a dashboard this clean.

Maria Maksymyshyn

• Jun 18

Spent almost the entire day working on my portfolio today 😅

This time, I decided to build it in Notion instead of relying solely on Behance. One thing I really enjoy is the flexibility - I can organize projects into categories, add information about my services, work process, pricing, and make navigation much easier for potential clients.

It feels less like a gallery of projects and more like a space where clients can quickly understand who I am, how I work, and whether we're a good fit.

The portfolio is still a work in progress and I'll continue improving it, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Have you ever used a Notion portfolio? Do you find this format comfortable and easy to navigate? Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. ✨

My Notion Portfolio