Thursday WIP. Tightening Sprintline’s pricing + social-proof block so it doesn’t read like every ...Thursday WIP. Tightening Sprintline’s pricing + social-proof block so it doesn’t read like every ...
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Thursday WIP.
Tightening Sprintline’s pricing + social-proof block so it doesn’t read like every other SaaS template.
Rule I’m using: if a section could live on 50 other sites, it gets redesigned.
Shipping the update this week.
Finished a template this week — MAKIR, a Framer portfolio for brand studios/agencies or even individual freelancers who has their own brand.
Full page set, CMS-driven case studies and blog, and I wrote the demo content rather than shipping it with filler text which made a real difference to how it reads.
A portfolio you're using to land clients shouldn't feel unfinished in the parts people actually click into and should feel trust worthy.
Explored two different visual directions for the same SaaS landing page.
The structure stays consistent, while the imagery, mood and art direction shift the overall brand feel.
Interested to know which direction feels stronger.
Hey Contra community! Today I want to share a closer look at SaaSsy App – a landing page concept for an all-in-one productivity platform.
The product has a lot going on, so the main challenge was presenting all those features without making the landing page feel overloaded. I kept the structure simple and used colorful gradients and bold typography to make the content easier to follow and a bit more memorable.