Jefferson Nnaji
I design and ship landing pages & apps in Figma + Framer
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Two hero directions. Same product. Posted both because picking one felt like cheating.
V1 is editorial split. Structural tension between a quiet half and a dense half. Restrained and considered.
V2 is full bleed immersive. The visual fills everything and the headline lives inside...
Hero exploration, illustrated editorial format.
Halftone texture doing the emotional work before anything else. Centered composition, restrained layout, nothing competing with the visual.
What I was testing with this direction: can the texture and illustration style communicate...
Most AI landing pages explain technology.
This one explains transformation.
Built this in Framer to show what happens when you design for the buyer's question: "What can I actually do with this?"
Live: Check it out
Notice: No ML jargon. Just outcomes.
Most B2B SaaS homepages look like feature lists from 2015.
Enterprise buyers don't buy features. They buy confidence.
The difference between a $50/month tool and a $500/month platform? Design that answers: "Is this company serious?"
Your homepage isn't competing on features. It's competing on trust.
