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Landing page examples, by industry and design style

The examples here are pages our system built from scratch for businesses in different industries, each in one of the twenty design styles. Business names, logos and phone numbers are hidden. For each example we wrote why the style suits the industry, so you can think about your own page the same way.

Ten examples

  • Financial adviceStyle: Swiss DesignA strict grid and a single red. In a field where trust is built on order, the design itself says precision.
  • Recycling and industry · B2BStyle: Vector ArtIsometric illustrations explain an industrial process without factory photos, so a business client understands what they get.
  • Real-estate appraisalStyle: EditorialA page that reads like a feature article: a serif headline, orderly columns and a sense of expertise.
  • PublishingStyle: Clay StyleSoft pastel shapes. A warm language for a creative field, without looking childish.
  • Car financingStyle: CyberpunkA dark interface with neon highlights that presents the car and the offer like a dashboard.
  • Car buyingStyle: MinimalismWhite and orange, few words and one prominent button. The same industry as the previous example, in the opposite language.
  • Pumps and water systemsStyle: GraffitiStreet markings and spray tags for a field service. A page that stands out in exactly the industry where every competitor looks the same.
  • Complementary medicineStyle: BohemianAn illustrated notebook in earth tones, right for a clinic that sells calm.
  • Kids' parties and eventsStyle: Pop ArtHalftone dots and primary colors for a business that sells joy. Parents get the mood before they read a word.
  • Clearance servicesStyle: RetroWarm, respectful retro for a service where the client needs to feel handled with care.

What all the examples have in common

Although they look completely different, all the examples are built on the same skeleton: an opening with one offer, reasons to choose the business, a process, proof, frequently asked questions and a form at the end. The style changes the shape of each section, not its order. That way a page can look like a comic book or like a magazine, and still lead the visitor to the same action.

Notice the two examples from the car industry: one in dark cyberpunk and one in white minimalism. The same industry, two audiences, two languages.

How to choose a style for your business

  • Start from the audience, not from personal taste. What should your client feel in the first three seconds: confidence, excitement, calm?
  • Look at the competitors. If everyone in the industry looks the same, a different style is an advantage.
  • The logo sets the colors. The palette is derived from it, so every style will look a little different for you.

For a description of all twenty styles: 20 design styles for a landing page.

What to check when you look at examples

  • The headline: after three seconds, is it clear what the business offers, and to whom?
  • The button: is it visible without scrolling, and does it come back throughout the page?
  • The proof: testimonials with a name, photos of real work, details that can be checked.
  • Mobile: open the page on a phone, and check that the button is within thumb reach and the text is readable.
  • The end: is the form short, and is it clear what happens after submitting?

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