Demo · Landing pages

Four pages, four different jobs.

A landing page is not a template with your logo dropped in. Each of these is built around the one action that industry needs a visitor to take — and each has that action working.

The brief

Switch between them.

Use the bar at the top of the frame to move between the four. They deliberately share no visual language: a restaurant and a bookkeeping tool should not look like the same company wearing different colours.

Restaurant — reservations
Menu that switches by course, and a booking form with date, time and party size that confirms inline.
SaaS — trial signup
Monthly and annual pricing toggle, drawn product UI instead of a stock screenshot, and a feature grid.
Coaching — book a call
A real working calendar: weekdays only, no past dates, time slots, and a confirmation.
Gym — class booking
A seven-day timetable with live spot counts, full classes disabled, and booking that sticks.

Every brand here is invented. Photography is Unsplash-licensed and was checked to exclude trademarked products.

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Under it

How this is put together.

Each page is a single self-contained HTML file with no framework and no dependencies, which is why they load instantly. A client build would add a CMS for the copy and wire the forms to email, a CRM or a booking system.

HTML + CSSVanilla JSNext.js when it needs a CMSNetlifyResendCalendly / custom booking

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Want this, but yours?

Tell me the business and I'll tell you what it takes. Whichever of these you actually use.