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Ask HN: Examples of great landing pages?
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#3[1] http://fairpixels.pro [2] http://stripe.com [3] http://airbnb.com [4] http://dropbox.com
I feel the Dropbox redesign was horrible. The look & feel just doesn't make sense.
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#5I'm heavily biased but I think that Mozilla Firefox's landing page is pretty great. (I had nothing to do with designing it, but I do work for Mozilla.)
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#6I put together a browseable set of example high-quality landing pages here, ranging from startups to larger companies:
https://design.crowdbotics.com
These examples were originally selected by Kesler Tanner over at the Stanford Institute of Design. They represent what's going on as of mid-2017 in landing page design. The one shift that I've seen since this collection was last updated is the migration to bolder, more contrast-heavy color palettes that make use of more illustrations. Intercom and Dropbox's current sites are good examples here.
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#7I think it depends what you mean by landing page, and what you're hoping it'll achieve. Most of the pages listed in this thread so far are just good home pages. If you sent ad traffic to them, them will never convert as well as a page with no leaks other than the primary focus of your funnel.
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#8My favorite was the New York Times from the early 2000's. Lots of information all concisely represented. https://web.archive.org/web/20010202075200/http://nyt.com:80...
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#9[1] http://fairpixels.pro [2] http://stripe.com [3] http://airbnb.com [4] http://dropbox.com
IMHO only http://fairpixels.pro and http://airbnb.com are good. They both immediately tell me what they're selling and don't bombard me with visual information.
Stripe's page has so much detailed graphics and distractions on their site that it took me a moment to even realize I was on stripe's page. They even display a bunch of other product logos on their page more prominently (and in color!) than their own - as if intentionally trying to mislead me further [1].
Dropbox's page seems to have an identity crisis but they get away with it because people know what they really are. They're selling me some abstract "workspace" - I have no idea what that means and it's probably not what most people use dropbox for. They immediately want to sign me up for it though?
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#10Take a look at https://onepagelove.com/ if you haven't seen it.