A light-grey background. Centered at the top, the "questionscout" wordmark sits next to a cartoon scout-face mascot wearing a fedora and peering through binoculars. Below it, a centered two-line headline in dark grey reads "The all-in-one data collection tool for happy individuals & teams." Beneath that, a browser-window mockup with a pink-to-magenta gradient shows a live survey: a question card ("Which is the country with the biggest population in Europe?") with lettered A/B/C answer options, repeated as both an editor and a preview pane. Thin pink and purple squiggle lines loop into the upper corners as loose decoration. The mascot and gradient UI supply the color against the neutral ground.

Key takeaway

Leading with a character mascot to make a utilitarian category (forms and surveys) feel approachable, then backing it with a real gradient-skinned product shot. The loose squiggle accents add energy cheaply without competing with the headline.

Reuse notes

Good for a consumer-friendly SaaS where warmth and ease are the selling points. The mascot does a lot of brand work, so it must be distinctive. Keep the headline short and the product shot gradient-tinted to match brand color; the squiggles should stay sparse so the card does not tip into clutter.