With App Showcase
A hero showcasing app screens in a layered layout next to a headline and CTA. Use it to highlight the interface on a software product landing page.
A hero showcasing app screens in a layered layout next to a headline and CTA. Use it to highlight the interface on a software product landing page.
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With App Showcase is a centered hero that leads with a badge, a large headline, a subtext paragraph, and two stacked CTA buttons. Below the copy a row of three small platform icons (Desktop, Mobile, Web) signals cross-platform reach. The visual centerpiece beneath is a layered device cluster: a full browser-chrome card at 16:9 dominates the middle, a rotated tablet card overlaps from the lower left, and a phone card anchors the right. Two small floating feature cards sit in the upper right and lower left corners, each with an icon, a bold label, and a short caption.
All text, badge copy, and button labels are plain strings you can swap freely. The three device images are independent, so you can point each one at a real screenshot of your interface. The two floating cards and the platform indicator row can be removed without breaking the rest of the layout.
Reach for this block when your product runs on more than one surface and you want visitors to see that at a glance. It works well for an online education platform that ships a web app, a tablet experience, and a mobile companion, because the layered device cluster communicates cross-platform support before a word is read. Compared to a single centered screenshot, the overlap composition adds visual energy while still keeping the headline and CTAs front and center.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The natural fit is your product running on the devices your learners or users actually use. A few other ways to fill the frame:
Tip: use real screenshots at the correct aspect ratios (16:9 desktop, 4:3 tablet, 9:16 mobile) so the device frames look intentional rather than stretched.