Console
console.com/
Console is an AI-native IT service management platform that automates tickets, access requests, and onboarding/offboarding workflows using what it calls a 'Context Graph.' The homepage leads with a specific claim — 'Automate 75%+ of service requests' — and backs it with its own dogfooding example: Cursor's IT team reportedly runs support for 750 employees with a staff of 4 using 30+ deployed playbooks. Customer quotes cite concrete before/after numbers rather than vague praise: Scale AI's auto-resolution rate '4x'-ed, and Bloomerang's CSAT moved from 84% to 94%. The product is also pitched beyond IT into HR, Legal, RevOps, Security, and Finance, and the page details eight specific automated workflows (password resets, device recovery, hardware ordering, etc.) rather than describing features abstractly.
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Console's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Console's live page — useful references for sales & support landing page design.
Console design review: how the homepage is built
Console's homepage is about 12,211 pixels tall on desktop and is mostly white, with a dark grey band for the operations grid and a black band for the platform diagram. The accent is orange (#ed733b), used for the word "ITSM" in the headline, the first claim of the subhead and the Context Graph label. Headings are set in a display serif-style face and body copy in Inter. Its distinctive feature is a case-study block that pairs a video still with a short findings list, followed by a platform diagram with stacked surface, AI and integration layers.
Above the fold
The hero sets "What an ITSM should be" in a large display face, with "ITSM" in orange, and the subhead below begins with an orange phrase. An email field and a dark "Book a demo" button sit beneath, while a product panel with a ticket table and chat bubbles fills the right side. The navigation lists "Product", "Solutions", "Use Cases", "Integrations", "Customers", "Resources" and "Company".
Logo grid, capability tabs and Assistant panel
Twenty customer logos sit in five columns, several marked with a small orange plus. The capability tabs read "Assistant", "Intelligent Ticketing", "Workflow Automation", "Access Governance" and "Asset Management", with Assistant active on black. Its panel sits over a photographic backdrop and asks "What can I help with, Kelly?" above a text box, with three suggested actions beneath. Below, "Automate anything with an API" introduces an "Explore integrations" button.
Case study, workflow cards and platform diagram
The case study "How Cursor's IT Team of Four Runs Like a Team of Forty" pairs a video still with a quote from Danny Macias, Head of IT, beside a "Key findings" list with three figures, including 30+ Playbooks. The dark band "that runs on tickets, access, and answers" offers department chips and eight workflow cards. The platform section, "Console is a modular platform built on a Context Graph", stacks surface modules, an AI layer and an integrations layer.
Testimonials, security, timeline and footer
Three video cards under "Console gives IT teams agency to focus on strategic work" carry customer quotes. "See Console's 600+ integrations" introduces a row of app icons with the Console mark outlined in orange. "Multi-layered, enterprise-grade security" shows eight cards, including "HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II attested". The timeline, "Demo to production in 3 phases", leads into a black footer with six link columns, the last headed "Compare".
On mobile
At 390px the hero stacks, with the product panel below the email field, and the logo grid drops to two columns. The capability tabs become stacked rows, each with a "Learn more" link, and the eight workflow cards run as a single column with descriptions. The platform diagram shrinks into stacked tiles, testimonials become full-width cards, and the footer becomes one long list of link groups above a row of social icons.
Worth borrowing
- The orange accent marks the headline word, the subhead opener and the Context Graph label.
- Customer proof appears as a video still with one quote and a named speaker.
- The workflow cards name a task rather than a feature.
