Product Landing

About this block

Product Landing is a prebuilt page that stitches ten blocks from the Modern SaaS collection into one full, ready to ship landing page, rendered in the order a visitor reads them. The hero opens with a centered headline, dual CTAs, and a product image above a sticky navbar. Below it, a dual marquee rolls customer logos past for social proof, a bento grid lays out what the product does, and a product showcase goes a level deeper with the app in action. An integration map follows, then a testimonial spotlight backed by hard numbers, a three tier pricing table, a tabbed FAQ section, a bold centered callout, and a simple site footer to close.

Every section is its own block, so the page is a short tree of imports with no hand written layout code. Each block manages its own vertical spacing, and the hero carries the sticky navbar, so the sections stack cleanly into one flowing scroll. To reshape the page you swap an import for another from the same group, reorder lines in the tree, or delete a section you do not need.

When to use

Reach for this layout when you need a complete product homepage for a developer tool or technical SaaS product and want the structure decided for you. It covers the full conversion arc from first impression through proof, pricing, and FAQ to a final CTA, which makes it a stronger starting point than assembling individual sections from scratch when every beat matters and launch timelines are tight.

A natural flow around it on a Modern SaaS page:

Before

• Heroes if you want to try a different opening before committing to the one built into this page
• Navbars to preview a navigation style in isolation before the hero brings it in

After

• Blog to add a recent posts row below the footer for content driven SEO
• Changelogs to extend the page with a release feed that shows momentum to technical evaluators

What you can customize

Each of the ten sections is a swappable import from its own group:

• Swap any section. Replace a block with a sibling from the same group, such as a different logo cloud, feature layout, or pricing table, without touching anything else in the tree.
• Reorder the flow. Move a section up or down by moving its line in the import tree; spacing stays correct wherever the block lands.
• Trim or extend. Delete a block you do not need, or drop in an additional one from the collection such as an integrations block or a process flow, to add a beat between sections.

Tip: lock the hero as the first section so the sticky navbar stays at the top, then rewrite the copy inside each block once the structure feels right.