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Daily UI #003 · Web

Landing Page

FlowAI

Automate your work with AI. Describe what you need, and FlowAI builds the workflow.

Product
FlowAI
Role
UI/UX Designer
Platform
Web · Desktop
Challenge
Daily UI #003
Landing Page: Landing page

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On this page

  1. 01The brief
  2. 02Concept
  3. 03Target user
  4. 04The problem
  5. 05Goals
  6. 06Information architecture
  7. 07User journey
  8. 08Wireframes
  9. 09Hero strategy
  10. 10Design system
  11. 11Final UI
  12. 12Features & how it works
  13. 13Trust & conversion
  14. 14Responsive & accessible
  15. 15Key decisions
  16. 16Reflection
01

The brief

A landing page has a few seconds to answer three questions. Everything on this one is built around them.

Daily UI #003

“Design a landing page for a book, album, mobile app, SaaS product or another concept, considering headlines, CTAs, typography and clarity.”

  • 01

    What is this?

    Understood from the hero alone.

  • 02

    Why should I care?

    A clear value proposition, backed by proof.

  • 03

    What do I do next?

    One primary action, always in reach.

02

Concept

FlowAI is an AI-powered workflow automation SaaS. People describe what they want to automate in plain language, and FlowAI turns it into a working workflow.

Example request

“When I receive a new order, add it to my CRM and send a confirmation email.”

Platform
Web, desktop-first and responsive.
Why web
Room for navigation, a strong hero, a product visual, social proof and deeper sections, while staying adaptable to mobile.
03

Target user

Persona
Neha, 29 · Marketing Manager
Goal
Automate repetitive work without depending on technical teams.
Pain points
Too many tools, repetitive tasks, complicated automation platforms, limited technical knowledge.
04

The problem

Visitors leave SaaS landing pages when they can't quickly tell what the product is, who it's for, why it matters or what to do next.

How might we

Communicate FlowAI's value within a few seconds, and encourage visitors to try it?

05

Goals

  • Explain the product within seconds.
  • Communicate a strong value proposition.
  • Build trust with integrations, metrics and testimonials.
  • Show how the product works.
  • Keep one primary conversion goal visible.

Conversion strategy

Primary CTA
Start Free
Secondary CTA
See Demo
Trust cue
No credit card required.
06

Information architecture

SectionPurpose
NavbarNavigation, log in, primary CTA
HeroValue proposition, CTA, product visual
Trust barRecognisable tools and credibility
FeaturesExplain the product's benefits
How it worksShow the 3-step automation
IntegrationsDemonstrate ecosystem compatibility
TestimonialsSocial proof
Final CTACapture visitors who are ready to start
FooterProduct, resources and company links
07

User journey

Progressive information: the hero gives enough context to understand the product, and each section below answers a more detailed question.

  1. Discover FlowAI
  2. Understand the promise
  3. See product proof
  4. Learn how it works
  5. Explore integrations
  6. Read social proof
  7. Start Free
08

Wireframes

Three desktop directions at 1440.

Three full-page landing page wireframes: clean and minimal, visual storytelling, and modern and bold
Three full-page landing page wireframes: clean and minimal, visual storytelling, and modern and bold
1 Clean & minimal · 2 Visual storytelling, with metrics, video and testimonials · 3 Modern & bold, chosen. Click to open full size.
1 Clean & minimal · 2 Visual storytelling, with metrics, video and testimonials · 3 Modern & bold, chosen. Click to open full size.

Why direction 3

It balances a strong visual personality with a clear conversion structure.

09

Hero strategy

The headline follows a progression: what you put in, the automation, then the outcome. The workflow-builder visual proves the claim instead of relying on abstract AI imagery.

Headline

Describe. Automate. Get More Done.

Supporting copy
Turn your ideas into powerful workflows with AI. No coding. No complexity. Just results.
Primary CTA
Start Free
Secondary CTA
See Demo
Product visual
A natural-language request turning into connected automation steps.

Principle

Show the product, don't only describe it. A tangible visual reduces the copy needed to explain it.

10

Design system

Modern SaaS, AI, clean and premium: Inter with large bold headings, readable body text, rounded cards, soft gradients and generous whitespace.

FlowAI design system: colour palette, Inter type scale, icons, app logos and components
FlowAI design system: colour palette, Inter type scale, icons, app logos and components
Colour palette, Inter type scale from Display 60 to button 15, icons, app and brand marks, buttons, badges, cards and steps.
Colour palette, Inter type scale from Display 60 to button 15, icons, app and brand marks, buttons, badges, cards and steps.
11

Final UI

Hero, product visual, trust bar, features, the three-step process, integrations, final CTA and footer. The purple gives it an AI/SaaS personality without overpowering the message. Hover to scroll the whole page.

  • FlowAI landing page screen
    FlowAI landing page screen
    FlowAI landing page

    FlowAI landing page

    Desktop at 1440, from the hero down to the footer.

12

Features & how it works

Outcome-focused features instead of technical jargon, and a three-step process that makes automation feel simple.

How it works

  • 1

    Describe

    Tell FlowAI what you want to automate.

  • 2

    AI creates

    FlowAI understands the request and builds the workflow.

  • 3

    Run & relax

    The workflow runs automatically in the background.

Features

  • AI Workflow Builder

    Build with simple prompts.

  • 1000+ Integrations

    Connect the tools you already use.

  • Smart Triggers

    Automate based on events and conditions.

  • Team Collaboration

    Work on workflows together.

13

Trust & conversion

Integrations, customer counts, ratings, automation volume, uptime and testimonials come after the visitor understands the product, reinforcing the claim instead of explaining it from scratch.

CTA placement

“Start Free” appears at high-intent moments: in the hero, and again after the features, integrations and proof. That way no section feels like a sales pitch.

14

Responsive & accessible

On smaller screens the two-column hero stacks with headline and CTA first, feature cards collapse into a simpler grid, and the navigation becomes a menu, keeping the same hierarchy.

Accessibility

  • Strong text contrast and a logical heading hierarchy.
  • Meaningful button labels.
  • Accessible alternatives for visuals and video.
  • Status never communicated by colour alone.
  • Comfortable touch targets.
15

Key decisions

  • 01

    Clarity first

    Clarity before decoration.

  • 02

    Product-led hero

    A real workflow visual, not generic AI artwork.

  • 03

    One primary CTA

    Less decision fatigue.

  • 04

    Progressive disclosure

    Detail grows as visitors scroll.

  • 05

    Social proof

    Reduces uncertainty before the ask.

  • 06

    Outcome-focused

    Features in plain language, not jargon.

  • 07

    Same hierarchy everywhere

    A responsive structure across devices.

16

Reflection

Success means that within a few seconds visitors understand what FlowAI is, the problem it solves, who it's for, why it's useful and what to do next, with the rest of the page providing the evidence for that decision.

The key learning: landing-page design is mostly about communication and conversion. Every section should answer a question, remove uncertainty, demonstrate value or move the visitor closer to the primary action.

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