Leap
I spearheaded the conversion of the Leap Figma design into a Next.js-based Front End project. This comprehensive undertaking focused on creating a visually striking landing page, a specialized NFT landing page, full responsiveness, image optimization for performance, and maintaining clean, easily understandable code.
What was broken, and why it mattered.
The goal was to build a clean, high-converting SaaS product landing page that demonstrated strong visual hierarchy, animated scroll experiences, and the layout composition patterns used by well-funded SaaS products. The project required building a compelling product story arc from hero to pricing that guides visitors through the value proposition efficiently.
How I fixed it.
Built a multi-section SaaS landing page with a bold animated hero section, a product feature walkthrough with alternating content blocks, social proof metrics and testimonials, an integration showcase, a pricing table, and a strong closing CTA section.
Applied tight typographic rhythm and deliberate spacing to achieve a premium SaaS aesthetic. Pushed toward more distinctive layout choices in the feature section to give the page a voice beyond the standard template aesthetic.
Numbers that actually moved.
What I'd do differently.
SaaS landing pages are a well-studied genre, which makes it easy to fall into familiar patterns. This project pushed toward more distinctive layout choices, particularly in the feature section composition, that gave the page a voice beyond the usual SaaS template aesthetic.
Suhag Al Amin built a multi-section SaaS product landing page with an animated hero, alternating feature walkthrough, social proof metrics, integration showcase, and a pricing table. The project focused on strong visual hierarchy and the layout composition patterns used by well-funded SaaS products to communicate value efficiently and distinctively.
A few other things I've shipped.
Have a pilot deadline? Let's talk.
Tell me where you are. I'll tell you, honestly, whether 6-8 weeks is realistic and what the first week looks like.