Forma is a SaaS workspace concept, built end to end as our own answer to a question about launch sites: what does a genuinely complete one look like? Most landing-page demos stop at the homepage. A buyer evaluating a product for their team wants pricing, integrations and a security posture before they hand over anyone's data.
Twelve pages, not one
Forma ships as twelve full pages: a marketing home, Features, Solutions by team, a public Integrations directory, three-tier Pricing, a Changelog that reads like a real one, plus Security and legal pages. A visitor moves from the headline through features and pricing into a working sign-up flow, and lands on a dashboard preview that matches what the hero promised.
Home, three steps to get set up
Roadmaps, calendar, automation rules
One dashboard doing the work
An animated product dashboard (task counts, a focus-time chart, a due-today list) stands in for the real app across the whole site, so a visitor evaluates something concrete rather than one static screenshot on the homepage. The same card language carries from the hero through to the pricing table.
Features, plan and automate in one place
Tasks and meetings on one calendar
Solutions, how different teams use Forma
A public integrations directory
The pages that usually get skipped
Pricing, changelog and security are the pages that make a product feel shipped, and they are the ones a demo normally leaves out. Three tiers plus an enterprise route, a changelog with dated entries and version tags, and a security page that says plainly what happens to your data when you leave.
Plans and pricing, monthly or yearly
Changelog
Security
A sign-up flow that exists
Sign in and Get started are real screens rather than dead buttons, so the path from headline to account is complete.
Sign in
Get started
Two themes, both designed
Dark and light were designed natively side by side rather than one inverted from the other. The purple gradient, the card treatments and the type weights were rebalanced for each, so neither version reads as the leftover.
The same home in light
Pricing in light
Built in custom code, with forms, animation and a dark/light toggle throughout.
A twelve-page SaaS launch site built end to end in custom code: features, pricing, integrations, security and a working sign-up flow, in native dark and light.