Base44

Above the fold

The header carries "Product", "Use Cases", "Resources", "Security", "Pricing", "Enterprise" and a blue, bracketed "Superagents", with a dark "Start building" button at right. The headline "Every builder needs a base" spans nearly the full width in one line. Under it sits a white prompt field reading "A reporting dashboard with charts for my business...", a "Build" menu and an orange arrow. Tabs "Apps", "Websites", "Games" and "Tools" lead to a row of six framed thumbnails.

Feature list, build cards and design panel

"The whole stack. No setup slowdown." sits left of six ruled rows with circled arrows, from "Backend and storage, built in" to "Enterprise-grade security". "What will you build?" heads three edge-to-edge cards, "Apps", "Websites" and "AI agents", each with a dark button. A tall blue block says "Beautiful by default. Yours by design." beside four rows with small descriptions, including "Seamlessly collaborate" and "Control the design".

Marketing cards, testimonial and pricing

Three white cards on a blurred photograph are titled "SEO/GEO dashboard", "Social presence" and "App analytics". A large quote, "It took about a week to come up with a product that works end-to-end.", is credited to Yoav Hornung. Three staggered grey tiles show "1 week", "$1M ARR" and "6-8%". "Choose your plan" sets a white "Start for free" block at $0/mo above an orange "Paid plans from" block at $16/mo.

Questions, closing banner and footer

An accordion of twelve questions opens on "What is Base44?" and ends with "Is my data secure?". A full-width blue banner reads "Go ahead. Build it yourself." over a row of five framed images and a large underlined "Start building" link. The footer has a logo with a paragraph and four social icons, then columns headed "Company", "Product", "Resources" and "Legal", closing on "© 2026 Wix.com Ltd. All rights reserved."

On mobile

At 390px the page grows to about 13,200 pixels. The headline wraps to two lines above the prompt box. Category tabs become icon chips and the thumbnail strip shows three tiles. Feature rows wrap to two lines, and the build cards, marketing cards, stat tiles and both pricing blocks stack full width. The footer columns become one long list.

Worth borrowing

• A headline at roughly the width of the page, with the prompt field directly under it, lets the product's input box act as the primary call to action.
• Giving each pricing tier its own full-width block, white for "Start for free" and orange for "Paid plans from", turns free-versus-paid into a colour choice.
• Staggered stat tiles at different heights give the proof section rhythm.