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A landing page design challenge for Abun, an AI content writer — translating a brief for "easy, professional, sleek, modern, simple, and affordable" into a real page built from the product's own content.
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He wanted job security.
The chair was permanent.
A Permanent Position
An AI-generated surreal short about the cost of becoming exactly what a company needs.
That premise hits hard. The absurdity of the office interview setting makes the commentary land even more. Curious what tools you used for the video generation here.
I design some of the cleanest landing pages.
This is for an healthtech company.
Great Job, Daniel
A pricing section shouldn’t overwhelm the landing page.
For this landing page, I designed the pricing section to guide visitors toward the plans that are most relevant to them.
Instead of showing every package at once, users can first choose:
Brand or Creator → One-Time Setup or Monthly Retainer
The pricing cards then adapt to that selection, keeping the section focused while still supporting multiple packages and pricing models.
The goal was simple: reduce the noise, make the options easier to scan, and help visitors understand the value without overloading the page.
Good landing page design isn’t just about making sections look polished.
It’s about making important decisions feel simple and natural.
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Letting people pick Brand vs Creator before the cards render is the smart move here. Progressive disclosure on pricing almost always beats a wall of tiers. Did you test the segmented toggle against a standard three-column layout?