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Desktop homepage showing an oversized white headline over a rounded video hero of a radiologist, with a three-column icon feature row beneath.
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Summary
A desktop homepage frame where the headline is set larger than the navigation by an order of magnitude and laid straight over a rounded-corner video hero, with a restrained three-column feature row below.
Visual description
The page sits on a pale lavender ground. Across the top, the halftone symbol and "Gleamer" wordmark anchor a centred horizontal nav reading "AI copilot", "Evidence", "Insights", "Careers", "About", with a solid blue pill button reading "Get a demo" at the right. Below it a wide media panel with generously rounded corners fills the full content width, showing a photograph of a radiologist in a white coat reaching toward a monitor displaying hand X-rays, a second screen and a colleague's arm behind her, greenery blurred at the right. The headline "Gleamer copilot to support your radiology practice" is set in white over the image, ranged left, running two lines and starting so high that its ascenders sit close to the panel's top edge; a small white circular pause control sits at the lower right of the panel. Beneath, a three-column row: each column opens with a blue rounded-square tile holding a white line icon, a clock with a circular arrow, a crosshair target inside a dotted circle, and a person inside a dotted circle. Each tile is followed by a black heading, "Comprehensive", "Proven performances", "User-friendly", and three lines of grey body copy.
Key takeaway
Letting the headline sit directly on the video with no scrim, sized far past the nav, works because the footage is dark and busy only on the left where the type is not. The dotted-circle motif inside two of the three icons quietly carries the identity's aperture device down into the interface layer.
Reuse notes
A solid reference for a healthcare or clinical-AI homepage that needs to feel credible rather than futuristic. The unscrimmed overlay is the risky part: it requires art direction over the hero footage, so add a gradient scrim if the video is not controlled. The icon row is deliberately plain and would take a fourth column without redesign.
