Complete prompt
Software landing page
A focused SaaS landing-page brief for explaining a product and starting free trials.
Create a landing page for Relay, a lightweight approval tool for small marketing teams. Goal - Explain the product in under a minute and encourage visitors to start a free trial. Audience - Marketing managers who currently approve work through long email threads. Structure - Hero with a clear problem-and-outcome message. - A short visual explanation of the approval flow. - Three core benefits: fewer follow-ups, visible ownership, and faster sign-off. - Product screenshots with concise annotations. - Testimonials and customer logos. - Simple plan comparison. - FAQ and final free-trial call to action. Design - Use a confident, modern layout with strong hierarchy and a restrained card grid. - Keep the interface approachable rather than overly technical. - Use one accent colour, a neutral background, and subtle interaction feedback. - Avoid decorative gradients, invented metrics, and vague marketing claims. Quality - Make every section responsive and accessible. - Use realistic draft copy but label any unverified claims. - Include hover, focus, loading, success, and error states where relevant. - Respect reduced-motion preferences. First provide a short design concept and section outline. Then build the page unless a material business requirement is missing.
Why it works
- Defines a concrete product problem and audience.
- Builds the page around explanation, proof, and conversion.
- Prevents invented claims and inaccessible motion.
Adapt it
- B2B software
- Free-trial landing pages
- Product launch pages
This example gives a software product a concrete audience, problem, proof structure, and conversion goal without inventing unsupported claims.