SaaS hero section UI for Figma with headline, star ratings, two call to action buttons and an image carousel

This SaaS hero section UI is a calm, centred landing page opening. It leads with a big serif headline, a short promise and two clear buttons, followed by a row of overlapping image cards.

The top of a landing page has one job: tell visitors what you do and what to click next. This hero uses a large serif headline and two buttons, so the message and the action are both clear. The image cards below add a sense of depth and give you room to show your product, your team or your work. The calm lavender background keeps the page light.

What you get

  • A pale lavender background with a five-star line and a trust note above the headline
  • The headline "Turn complexity into simplicity." in a dark serif face
  • A two-line supporting paragraph
  • A dark primary button and a soft secondary button with an arrow
  • A row of rounded image cards with the centre card in focus and the side cards faded

How to use it in Figma

Press the copy button and paste into Figma with Ctrl or Cmd + V. Rewrite the headline, change the button labels and replace the photos. The trust line in the demo is placeholder text, so write your own or remove it.

Best for

  • Software and AI product landing pages
  • Consulting and automation services
  • Startup launch pages
  • Pitch mockups for client websites

Customisation tips

  • Pick one main action and make the other button quieter.
  • Use images with a similar tone so the carousel feels like one set.
  • Compare it with the business website hero section, which uses a darker, image-led layout. More options sit in Hero Sections.

More like this

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is inside this SaaS hero section?

A headline area, built-in social proof with star ratings and trust labels, two call to action buttons and an image carousel concept for showing your product. It is designed for the top of a landing page.

Is it responsive?

It is built with auto layout, so padding, margins and element spacing adjust without breaking the centred structure. Test it at your own breakpoints and add mobile versions as needed.

Who should use it?

AI and tech startups, B2B SaaS teams, digital marketing and automation agencies, and designers who need a polished landing page hero without starting from a blank frame or a heavy template.