Semrush stacked data feature blocks

Long light-mode page of pastel data blocks, each pairing caps headlines, domain inputs, stat cards, and country tables for keyword, AI, backlink, domain, and traffic datasets.

Styleminimal, light-mode, corporate-clean, data-dense, boxed

Colorlight, pastel, muted, high-contrast, cool

Typesans-serif, display, all-caps

Moodprofessional, trustworthy, technical, premium

Industryanalytics, data, marketing, saas

Elementstext-input, button-primary, card, table, stat-counter, toggle, icon

Tagsdata-scale-proof, vertical-stack, country-table, domain-input, stat-cards, pastel-sections, keyword-database, ai-search-data, accented-neutral, cool, indigo, blue, neutral

Palette

#FFFFFF

#CACDD8

#D0C5E7

#95949F

Summary

Long light-mode page of pastel data blocks, each pairing caps headlines, domain inputs, stat cards, and country tables for keyword, AI, backlink, domain, and traffic datasets.

Visual description

Very tall mint and lavender stacked sections on white cards. Each block follows the same grammar: left all-caps headline (KEYWORD ANALYTICS, AI SEARCH DATABASE, BACKLINKS, DOMAIN ANALYTICS, WEB TRAFFIC DATA), explanatory paragraph, pill input with Type keyword or Type domain, and black CTA button. Right side shows white rounded stat tiles with oversized numbers (28.4B keywords, 261M+ prompts, 43T backlinks, 543M desktop keywords, 500TB raw data). Below several blocks, a Keyword Magic Tool or Domain Analytics database card opens with Desktop/Mobile toggle tabs and a Top Countries table listing flags, country names, and billion-scale counts ending in a Show all 121 countries outline pill.

Key takeaway

Repeating one layout across multiple datasets makes scale feel systematic rather than ad hoc. Pastel section backgrounds differentiate product lines while stat tiles and country tables supply concrete proof. Pairing every data claim with an inline domain or keyword input turns reading into a trial moment.

Reuse notes

Strong for analytics or SEO platforms selling database breadth. Needs real numbers and credible tables; empty stats read as filler. Works on light pages only; the mint-lavender rhythm needs generous vertical space.