Keep it clean and uncluttered, with the content and buttons doing the talking.
Design
Minimal & Rational11 entries
I want that polished Apple website feel: big images, big type, and lots of white space.
Make it feel like Notion—clean, text-first, and inviting to write in.
Use one of those trendy feature sections made of differently sized tiles.
Use a strict grid, big type, and precise alignment so it feels clean like a poster.
Cursor
AppllamaWarm paper, serif display titles and slightly tilted cards — a collection you kept yourself.
Sections, search and Go Pro laid flat in one bar — you get it in three seconds.
Dark ground, one gold accent, dense cards: the 'stocked library' ceremony Appllama nails.
Grey-white ground, hairline borders, small dense type, one violet accent: a workbench that looks expensive by staying quiet.
Give it an Android-style look with layered cards and a ripple when people tap.
No depth or shadows—just solid colors and simple shapes.
Commercial Conversion4 entries
Make it look like a software company website: a big hero headline, product screenshots, customer logos, and pricing.
This site is for business customers, so it needs to feel professional, steady, and trustworthy.
This is a brand's store, so it should have personality, tell a story, and make people want to buy.
Top apps' paywalls share one playbook: value promise, benefit list, price anchor, cancel anytime.
Dark Tech2 entries
Give it a high-tech look with a black background, like a code editor.
Make it feel like a hacker terminal: black background, green text, monospace type, and command-line vibes.
Retro & Cultural7 entries
Go bold and expressive with thick black borders, bright color blocks, and hard shadows.
Light study / Xuhui, 6:12 p.m.Lay it out like a fashion magazine, with images and text woven together.
Make the buttons look like they're softly raised out of the background in the same color palette.
Give it a Y2K retro-future feel with metallics, bubblegum colors, and translucent plastic.
Use colorful geometric shapes, squiggles, and dots for an '80s feel.
I want a geometric page—circles, squares, triangles—and every shape has to do a job, not just some color blocks.
I want a vintage-luxury page—symmetrical composition with geometric motifs, like an old theater poster, not just gold text.
Natural & Zen2 entries
Give it a more natural feel with earth tones, rounded shapes, and a handmade touch.
Make it a little more understated and weathered, with lots of open space and a quiet sense of age.
Texture Expression2 entries
Give it that early iPhone look, where buttons look like real buttons and notes look like actual notebooks.
Use translucent frosted-glass panels where you can faintly see the background through them.
Emotion & Vitality2 entries
Make it more playful with fun illustrations and characters. Don't make it too serious.
Learning that plays like a game: progress bars, streaks, chests and a mascot rewarding every step.