Template candidates
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Large real-photo hero with dark overlay and clear copy.
Good for consultants, service companies, local businesses, and any page where abstract AI visuals would feel fake.
Photo/text split for service businesses and consulting offers.
Meeting imagery works when paired with precise copy and a single CTA, not as generic decoration.
Book callLayered image composition with one strong headline.
Three-card proof row using real contextual images.
Measured workDashboards and data support the operational promise.
Human handoffShow collaboration when the offer depends on adoption.
Technical trustUse infrastructure imagery for monitoring and reliability.
People-first section for trust and founder/consultant framing.
trust sectionPeople buy the diagnosis before they buy the system.Portrait-style imagery helps pages feel less synthetic when the service is relationship-driven.
Vertical image rail for multiple service areas.
Full-width photo CTA with restrained overlay.
Photo backgrounds need strong contrast and short copy.
Check reliabilityEditorial case-study opener with image, caption, and metrics.
Use one large image, one clear story, and two metrics instead of a grid of decorations.
Process cards grounded in real workshop imagery.
01Map
02Decide
03MeasureWarm final contact band using a real office/context photo.
Use a real place/context image to make the last CTA feel credible.
Start conversationDark split layout with KPI rail and consultation CTA.
Start with a business diagnosis, then build only what actually changes revenue, time, or stability.
Centered serif hero for credibility-first service pages.
No ready-made packages. First we understand where leads, margin, time, or calm are leaking.
Bold asymmetry, hard shadows, energetic CTA area.
CRM, AI, automations, monitoring and websites are selected only after the business problem is clear.
Maximum clarity and scanning, large type, minimal effects.
After the first conversation you should know the biggest problem, the likely next step, and whether a project makes business sense.
Dark system-console look for AI/automation offers.
Useful for AI, automation, monitoring, and technical transformation pages.
One-page narrative with sticky visual and scroll-linked progress.
The owner knows something is expensive, but not where.
The page reveals the operating path one decision at a time.
The final CTA appears after enough context exists.
Layered product/process scene with subtle scroll depth.
Large editorial headline that reveals words as the section enters.
Use for pages where the headline needs one memorable, scroll-timed idea.
Swipe/scroll snap chapter cards for rich storytelling.
Email, chat, calls, and memory do not agree.
Every lead has owner, stage, next action.
The page guides the visitor through the before/after story.
Interactive cards that expand on hover/focus without layout chaos.
Hover or focus to expand the operating outcome.
Assistants handle repeatable steps, not strategy.
Important failures surface before customers complain.
Operator-style command panel and status animation for technical offers.
> diagnose revenue_leaks --plain-language
Small hover/tap interactions for a page that feels alive.
Magazine-like asymmetric layout with clipped panels and strong pacing.
Use clipped panels, offset rhythm, and a strong article-like section when the brand needs personality without losing clarity.
Header inspired by proop.pl: dark bar, logo block, strong AI CTA.
Navy gradient hero with wave/canvas atmosphere and orange underline.
Canvas ribbons pod headerem: granat, subtelny biały veil, pomarańczowa energia i ruch bez frameworka.
Blue/orange service tiles derived from the current PROOP visual language.
Dark consultation band with orange action and compact proof.
Reusable canvas ribbon animation inspired by the proop.pl hero background.
Modern translucent header for SaaS/product landing pages.
Header with grouped service links and clear primary CTA.
Editorial header with secondary navigation rail.
Hero with product screenshot/mockup and trust row.
Inspired by SaaS galleries: headline, short promise, product mockup, proof row.
Video placeholder hero for product or service demos.
Works for software, automation, consulting diagnostics, and service demos.
Dense trust logo wall with a short credibility statement.
Three pricing or scope cards with one highlighted option.
Find the first valuable fix.
Implement the smallest system that changes work.
Monitor, improve, and document.
Before/after or us/alternative comparison table.
Notes, calls, emails, missing owner.
Status, owner, next step, reminder, measurement.
Asymmetric testimonial grid with one featured quote.
The useful thing was not more tools. It was finally knowing what to fix first.
Clear diagnosis.
No pressure pitch.
Practical next step.
Integration/tech ecosystem pattern with central product card.
Tabbed-looking use case cards without framework state.
Keep the active use case readable, then let the rest act as scan-friendly alternatives.
FAQ cards focused on conversion objections.
No. Start from the smallest profitable fix.
No. The first step is mapping how work already happens.
Yes. Static pages can still feel rich with careful CSS and small JS.
Large final CTA merged with footer links.
Logo, links, language switch, consultation action.
Pill-like groups for small static sites.
Minimal text-first navigation for classic pages.
Compact trust band for partner logos or certification marks.
Three outcome metrics with short context.
ROI-first decision cards for consulting offers.
Check if it makes sense.
Technology is the means.
You know what to do next.
Mixed-size cards for services and outcomes.
Stop losing opportunities between calls, emails, and notes.
Collect context and handle repeatable stages.
Detect problems before customers do.
Readable three-column service cards.
Remove manual work.
Guide the buying decision.
Make work repeatable.
Cards framed around pain points instead of services.
No owner, no follow-up, no visibility.
Every step depends on memory and manual checks.
Text-only cards with strong hierarchy.
Name the problem.
Check the cost of doing nothing.
Build the smallest useful system.
Cards with colored rails for service categories.
Pipeline, owners, reminders.
Context, triage, support.
Pages that answer real questions.
Talk, analyze, decide.
Understand goals and constraints.
Find the first valuable fix.
Choose the next move.
Horizontal/vertical responsive timeline.
Something feels too hard.
Problem gets named.
Smallest sensible project.
Measured implementation.
Problem to ROI to implementation flow.
Operational workflow shown as columns.
Lead flow
Manual checks
CRM owners
Alerts
Measured change
Wide consultation strip with primary/phone CTAs.
No package pitch. First, a useful diagnosis.
Low-noise CTA for readable pages.
Dark CTA band for strong transitions.
Mobile-safe sticky action pattern.
Mobile sticky CTA should be short, single action, and hide near footer.
Free consultationTwo testimonial cards.
They helped us see the real bottleneck before we spent money.
The first useful thing was clarity, not code.
Before/after comparison.
Leads hidden in email and memory.
Every lead has owner, status, and next action.
Three compact result stories.
Follow-up stabilized.
Incidents caught earlier.
Offer became easier to understand.
Objection handling proof tiles.
If it does not make sense, say no.
Start where ROI is clearest.
Every process has a next action.
Three offer levels without fake pricing.
Find the problem.
Implement the useful system.
Monitor and improve.
Comparison matrix for services.
| Area | Goal | Proof |
|---|---|---|
| CRM | Less lost leads | Owner + status |
| AI | Less repetitive work | Handled steps |
Who this is for and not for.
You want a business result, not just a tool.
You only want a trendy system with no owner.
Static form layout for future wiring.
Accessible details/summary FAQ.
No. Knowing the pain is enough for the first call.
No. It should produce a clear decision either way.
Static article/blog teaser grid.
Standard footer with trust and legal links.
Small footer for simple landing pages.
Footer with sitemap and contact blocks.