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5 things every SaaS homepage needs (with real examples from sites I built)
I've built homepages for SaaS teams like LaunchNotes, Pathwright, Metrica Sports and GoPlumber. The ones that convert all get the same 5 things right:
• One clear promise above the fold
• The real product on screen, not stock photos
• Proof right under the hero
• One primary call to action, repeated through the page
• A mobile layout built for thumbs: short sections, big tap targets, a sticky CTA
Swipe for the first three with real examples. Be honest: which one is your homepage missing right now?
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Noorly is a modern EdTech SaaS dashboard designed for teachers, students, and parents.
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The goal was to make complex educational information easier to navigate while helping teachers save time and make more informed decisions.
View the project:
https://dribbble.com/shots/27817401-Dashboard-Education-SaaS
