Landing pages
How SaaS products sell themselves, read off the page. Filter by what they lead with, and see what share of the catalogue does the same.
6 pages match
What this selection has in common
6
pages match
of 18 analysed so far, from 1,233 in the catalogue
- Uniform card gridlayout
- 83%5 of 6
- Case-study cardsproof
- 50%3 of 6
- Full-width bleedlayout
- 33%2 of 6
- Customer logosproof
- 33%2 of 6
↑39vs all
↑33vs all
↓28vs all
↓22vs all
Mattermost
“Operational Sovereignty for National Security and Critical Infrastructure”
Angle: Security / trust-led
On average
What a page tends to look like once you know what it leads with. Every homepage carries one primary angle and a set of design labels, so the two can be counted against each other — these are the design labels that turn up most often behind each of the commonest angles.
Pages that lead with outcome / benefit-led
- Static / calm character · 200 tools
- Contained column layout · 196 tools
- Icon-led imagery · 176 tools
- Boxed sections layout · 145 tools
- Full-width bleed layout · 144 tools
Pages that lead with open source / ownership
- Contained column layout · 169 tools
- Static / calm character · 160 tools
- Icon-led imagery · 127 tools
- Dense / information-rich character · 120 tools
- Light scheme colour · 117 tools
Pages that lead with ai-native
- Boxed sections layout · 72 tools
- Icon-led imagery · 67 tools
- Dense / information-rich character · 65 tools
- Premium craft character · 64 tools
- All-caps labels typography · 64 tools
Pages that lead with simplicity / ease
- Contained column layout · 69 tools
- Static / calm character · 65 tools
- Icon-led imagery · 58 tools
- Light scheme colour · 46 tools
- Boxed sections layout · 44 tools
There is more on every profile
The labels are free — that is what this gallery is built on. What is not: the written teardown of each page, the note explaining what on the page earned every label, and the pricing-page reading. Those sit on the profile pages behind the same gate as the rest of the detail here.