With Dashboard
A hero placing a product dashboard screenshot next to a headline and CTA. Shows your interface and data at the top of a SaaS or analytics page.
A hero placing a product dashboard screenshot next to a headline and CTA. Shows your interface and data at the top of a SaaS or analytics page.
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With Dashboard is a two column hero. The left column holds a small badge label, a large headline, a subtext paragraph, two call to action buttons, and a pair of stat cards arranged in a two column grid. Each stat card shows an icon, a bold number, and a short label. The right column is occupied by a framed dashboard panel with a header row, a wide chart area placeholder, and a three column metrics strip showing revenue, orders, and customers with percentage change indicators. A small notification card sits at the lower right corner of the panel and animates with a bounce.
All copy is independent of the layout. You can swap the badge text, headline, subtext, and button labels without touching any structure. The two stat cards and the three metric tiles in the dashboard panel can each be updated to show your own numbers, and the notification card copy is also its own unit. The chart area accepts any image or chart component you drop in.
Reach for this block when your product revolves around data visibility and you want visitors to see a working interface rather than an abstract promise. It suits a logistics or delivery platform landing page where operators need to trust that the tool surfaces fleet performance, order volumes, and customer counts clearly. It is a stronger choice than a plain centred hero when the interface itself is the proof point, and it is more focused than a full bento grid variant because it keeps attention on one coherent dashboard view rather than scattered capability tiles.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The obvious fit is a platform where live operational data matters and visitors need to trust the reporting at a glance. A few other ways to use the frame:
Tip: replace the chart placeholder with a real SVG sparkline or bar chart so the dashboard reads as genuine product UI rather than a mockup.