A concept landing page for a fictional AI product called Lumen Atlas

A concept landing page for a fictional AI product called Lumen Atlas — a "companion for deeper in...A concept landing page for a fictional AI product called Lumen Atlas — a "companion for deeper in...

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Lívia Kiss

• Jul 19

A concept landing page for a fictional AI product called Lumen Atlas — a "companion for deeper insight."

Most AI landing pages default to glowing orbs, tilted product screens, and speed benchmarks. Lumen Atlas takes the opposite approach: a single cinematic photograph carries the whole page, editorial serif typography does the compositional work, and restraint replaces feature clutter.

No pill badges. No trust bar. No aggressive CTAs. Just the image, three sentences, and a ghost button that says "Start Exploring."

A design study in what an AI product could feel like if it stopped selling capability and started selling the quality of the questions it helps you ask.

Concept project · 2026

Design Engineering Product Design Web Design Claude Figma Visual Studio Code

Alex Prokhorov

max

• Jul 21

thinking about packaging this in a few different ways

the full bundle would include the framer template, figma file and a prompt for Codex, Claude or Cursor. what would you actually buy?

1. full bundle 2. template only 3. prompt only

Framer Figma Claude

MD Rafee Alam

• Jul 22

I'd go with option 1, the full bundle. The prompt on its own is only useful if you already have the Figma file to reference, and the template alone means rebuilding the interaction logic from scratch. Selling them separately probably just leads to people asking for the pieces you left out.

Daniel G Bright

max

• Jul 21

Some of my favorite logods from 2025

Logo Design Brand Design Figma

MD Rafee Alam

• Jul 22

Crown pairs surprisingly well with that mountain texture, most crown marks lean literal but the asterisk treatment keeps it abstract. Prism's diagonal cut mark is doing the most work of the four for me.