CTA

Built from#

Every variant composes the SectionHeader lede and a Button row. Variant 1 adds two stacked CodeSnippet panels; Variant 3 drops an Input beside the button for the email capture; Variant 4 lays the lede out with SectionHeader's split orientation on a saturated brand fill; and Variant 5 pairs the copy with the finished device renders the heroes ship. Variant 8 lays the shared FAQ list out as an icon-led features grid under a contact strip, clipped behind a fade-to-band overlay with a load-more button. Variant 10 lays the same lede over a photograph under a dark scrim, with a single Button in its onMedia tone. Variants 11 and 12 open with an AvatarGroup proof cluster, and 12 drops in the canonical NewsletterForm in its inline layout rather than rebuilding Variant 3's capture, with the fine print on the Link component's prose variant. Variants 14 and 15 are the only two that run full-bleed. Variant 16 frames a real dashboard built from Sidebar, Stat and Chart in a browser window that fades into the band, with a split orientation that lets the screen run off the right edge. Variant 17 splits the ask into two uneven cards, the wider one on the brand fill. Variant 18 lays three getting-started steps under the lede, each with a small live specimen, and Variant 19 pairs a split lede with three reason rows separated by the canonical Divider. Variant 20 pairs a QRCode and store badges with two live handsets. Variant 21 re-tints a small preview from any hex typed into an InputGroup, deriving a readable label ink. Variant 22 joins a Testimonial quote and the ask in one framed block. Variant 23 counts down with AnimatedNumber above the NewsletterForm, and Variant 24 swaps its copy, action and picture per audience through Tabs.

Responsive#

Every variant folds cleanly on a narrow frame: the two-column layouts (1, 4, 5) stack to a single column, the email field and button (3) go full-width and stack before returning to a row from sm up, and the centered statements (6, 7) keep their lede and action row intact. Variant 8's features grid folds from three columns to two to one, and the load-more overlay stays pinned to the clipped edge at every width. Variant 10 is driven by an aspect ratio rather than a fixed height, so its crop keeps its proportions at every width and turns tall on a phone, where a letterbox would leave no room for the copy. Variants 12 and 13 fold their two halves into a column with the photo on top, so the picture still leads; Variant 14 swaps its horizontal scrim for a vertical one at phone widths, where the copy sits over the middle of the frame rather than its left edge; Variant 15's strip drops from four columns to two; Variants 16, 17 and 19 stack their columns below lg; and Variant 18's steps stack with their vertical rules turning horizontal. Variant 20 hides its QR on a phone, where scanning makes no sense, and lets the store badges take the full width; Variants 21, 22 and 24 stack below lg; and Variant 23's four countdown tiles stay on one row at every width. Step any preview through Mobile, Tablet, and Desktop to confirm the rhythm holds.

FAQ#