NoonFox: Marketing Site
Six directions for the marketing site, from warm editorial to safety orange. v6 keeps exactly three colour tokens and folds in the best idea from each of the others.
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- The synthesisv5's app palette, with the best ideas from the other directions combined in. Keeps the true three-token app palette: cream #FFFCF7 · ink #241B14 · safety orange #FF6F00 Section 1 becomes the real snap → recognized → found loop (from v2): a sequence with orange arrows, not parallel figures Hero gains the rotating "what are you always losing?" line (from v3) for feeling, not just mechanic Fox glyph moved off orange onto an ink tile: reads like the app icon, fixes the orange-on-orange contrast Small orange text retired everywhere (fails legibility on cream); orange reserved for large/bold, ink carries fine print Open →
- Safety orangev4's structure re-skinned in the app's own palette, per your request. Exactly three tokens: cream #FFFCF7 · ink #241B14 · safety orange #FF6F00 (straight from OnboardingStyle.swift) Household section drenched in #FF6F00 with INK text: white-on-orange fails contrast (2.8:1); ink passes (6:1) Reminders world switches from blue-dusk to brand ink, orange accents: palette stays pure Orange CTAs with ink text, orange "locked forever" price stamp Open →
- The impeccable passv1's structure amplified with the impeccable design skill. Three memories become three art-directed worlds: cream (where) → russet drench (who) → dusk (when) Orchestrated hero moment: headline rises, phone settles, real recognition ✓-chips pop in Killed the AI-page tells: section eyebrows, identical icon-card grids, border+shadow ghost-cards Giant $3.95 pricing display with the "locked forever" promise as a russet stamp Same brand system throughout: no new colors or fonts, just commitment Open →
- Never forget. Never losewarm dusk, emotional, doorway self-selection. Leads with feeling; a rotating "what are you always losing?" hook Doorway tiles let each visitor find their own reason Makes the alternative bets: reminders elevated, family sharing demoted to a tile Darkest, most editorial treatment: a real A/B against v1's ordering Open →
- Snap it. Find itminimal, product-demo-first, conversion-maximal. Four-word hero; the real snap→recognize→find demo dominates Three hooks compressed into one tight strip More assertive single price line ("$3.95 a month. That's it.") Cooler, sparser, whitespace-led: the opposite mood to v1 Open →
- Your home's memorywarm editorial, closest to today's live look. Promise hero ("Never lose anything again") + one-line what-it-does + real capture screenshot Your sequence: #1 recognize → #2 Household (family sharing) → #3 expiry reminders Welds all three into one "where / who / when" memory frame $3.95/mo per person, Bear-style "fair price" framing, below the fold Open →
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