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Centered serif hero with a navy headline and dual CTAs over a playful collage of green grids, pink shapes, a portrait, and a stat card, above a logo wall.
Summary
A centered hero leading with a navy serif headline and two buttons, then dropping into a bright collage that mixes a green grid, pink and blue shapes, a smiling portrait, and a stat callout, with a logo wall beneath. The energetic graphic band under a clean headline is what sets it apart.
Visual description
A full top navbar carries the red "jasper" wordmark, center links (Platform, Solutions, Resources, Company, Pricing), and right-side Log In, Free Trial, and a red "Get A Demo" button. Centered below, a green-outlined "New!" announcement pill sits above an oversized navy serif headline "AI built for marketers", a short centered subhead, and a white outlined "Start Free Trial" next to a red filled "Get A Demo". The lower half is a busy collage: a green checked-grid plane, magenta and blue geometric shapes, three stacked green circles, and a cut-out portrait of a smiling woman, with a white callout card reading "Create 6,000 hyper-personalized emails within minutes" and a dark "11x click-through rate" stat tile. A centered "World-class marketing teams trust Jasper" line tops a greyscale logo row (Wayfair, Boeing, alliantgroup, Cushman & Wakefield, Cox Automotive, Anthropologie).
Key takeaway
Pairing a calm centered serif headline with a loud collage band lets the page feel both premium and energetic at once. The floating stat card and "11x" tile inject a concrete proof point right into the hero art. Closing the hero with a labeled logo wall stacks credibility immediately below the CTAs.
Reuse notes
Good for a brand-led product hero that wants personality and social proof above the fold, especially for marketing or creative tools. The collage needs real art direction to avoid looking cluttered, and it leans on a strong portrait cut-out. Keep the headline and buttons high-contrast so they hold focus against the busy graphics.
