ISby Informeek Studio·Made with Claude·6 November 2026
LiveWatch the background drift, then try it at phone width
The prompt
Claude · Claude Opus 5.5
Design a SaaS hero section for a work management app called flow. Light background with soft gradient blobs in blue, pink and green that drift slowly. A small pill badge saying "New: Automations 2.0 are live", a big headline "Your team's work, finally in flow" with the last words in a blue to pink gradient, one supporting sentence, a primary "Start for free" button and a ghost "Book a demo" button. Under the buttons, five overlapping avatars and "Trusted by 12,000 teams". Stack everything centred on mobile.
Written by Informeek Studio to recreate this design. Prompts are not deterministic: running it again gives a similar result, not an identical one.
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About this hero section design
This hero section design does the three things a SaaS hero needs: it says what the product is, gives one clear next step, and shows that other people already trust it. Soft gradient blobs drift slowly behind the content, so the page feels alive without anything competing with the headline.
A small badge above the headline announces what is new, a common pattern that gives returning visitors a reason to look again. The last words of the headline carry a blue to pink gradient, which pulls the eye to the promise. Avatars and a customer count sit right under the buttons, where doubt usually starts.
Why the prompt works
It writes the actual copy, so the layout is built around real words.
It ranks the buttons, one primary and one ghost.
It describes the motion, blobs that “drift slowly”, not just “animated”.
It places the proof, under the buttons rather than further down.
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