I've been designing a landing page for a social growth platform, and the hero section is finally coming together. Since social proof is the brand's biggest selling point, I decided to make it part of the experience instead of hiding it further down the page. Every profile in the hero is interactive. Hover over one, and it reveals how many followers that creator or business has gained, turning static visuals into proof. I also added subtle micro interactions throughout the headline to give the page a little more life without distracting from the message. Still polishing the rest of the landing page, but I wanted to share an early look. You can check their current website here Do you prefer hero sections that do too much talking, or hero sections that let users discover?

Interesting design :)

A closer look at Plumly’s hero section. ✨ Animated backgrounds, interactive buttons, and responsive before & after imagery—all designed to make a strong first impression.

The animated background and interactive CTA treatment give this plumbing site a surprisingly premium feel—great work making the before/after imagery do real storytelling in the hero.