Most infrastructure tools shout 400 alerts. On-call engineers only need one: the rack that's about to fail. So I designed a landing page for Noxen, a concept AI product that maps a data center in 3D and explains what's breaking. My role: landing page design, end to end · 1 day · Figma The challenge: infra buyers have heard every "AI-powered" promise. The page had to prove value in one scroll, without a demo call. It starts above the fold. The live product is the hero, with an AI chip showing a real fix in progress. Then 4 decisions: 1. One number, one chart Every feature card ends in a single KPI. Buyers scan, they don't read. 2. Time-to-value before the demo Setup in 4 steps, so a platform lead sees "one afternoon", not "one quarter". 3. Faces and specific quotes "Root cause went from 30 minutes to 4" beats a strip of logos. 4. Pricing that removes the math Per site, not per alert, with one obvious plan. If this shipped, I'd measure hero-to-trial clicks, scroll depth to pricing, and demo requests. Biggest lesson: technical products don't have to feel cold. A night-sky palette made the page calm, which is exactly what you want at 3 a.m. Full walkthrough in the carousel. PMs and designers: what's the one thing that makes you trust an AI product's landing page? I'm open to remote product design roles and SaaS landing page projects. #productdesign #uxdesign #landingpage #saas