
Lovable
lovable.dev/
Lovable is an AI platform that builds working software from plain-language descriptions, positioned to let non-developers "create, run, and manage entire products and businesses from scratch." The homepage headline, "Build something Lovable," sits above an embedded chat-style prompt interface labeled "Ask Lo," putting the actual product interaction directly in the fold rather than describing it in prose first. The core claim is direct: "If you can describe it, you can build it," paired with "You bring the idea. Lovable brings it to life." The nav splits into Solutions, Resources, Community, and Enterprise, and a separate Security link in the primary nav — an unusual choice for a homepage nav — signals the product is being positioned for teams evaluating it for production use, not just prototyping.
- Category
- Engineering & Infrastructure
- Style
- LightColorful
- Stack
- Tailwind CSS
- Fonts
- Camera Plain Variable
- Palette
- Meta title
- AI App Builder | Vibe Code Apps & Websites with AI, Fast
- Sections
- 7
- Updated
Lovable's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Lovable's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.
Heroes
More heroesFeatures
More featuresPricing & Plans
More pricing & plansAffiliate pages
More affiliate pagesCareers pages
More careers pagesBlog pages
More blog pagesLovable design review: how the homepage is built
The homepage runs about 8,306 pixels tall on desktop and stacks a gradient hero with a prompt box, three feature cards, a dark illustration panel, a logo grid, a story carousel, a statistics block and a footer. Colour comes from a cream background against blue and pink gradients matching the detected #5888fb, #fc3887 and #fa79d7, with near-black for the dark panel and the "Get started" button. Headings use Camera Plain Variable. Unusual for its category, the main call to action is an input field rather than a button, so the page opens as a usable tool.
Above the fold
The navigation bar holds the logo, six links ("Solutions" through "Security") and two buttons, "Log in" and a black "Get started". Below an empty cream band, a blue and pink wave gradient frames the centred headline "Build something Lovable", one grey subline and a white input reading "Ask Lovable to create a landing page for my...", with a plus icon, a "Build" dropdown and a microphone.
Feature cards and dark panel
"One platform. Endless possibilities." introduces three equal white cards, each with a product fragment above a bold title: a typing prompt, a "Preview" editor and a menu listing "Analytics", "Cloud" and "Security". A rounded near-black panel follows, with framed illustrations stacked in its right two thirds: a browser at "orbit.lovable.app", an integration grid, a wireframe globe and "SOC 2", "ISO" and "GDPR" badges. The left third stays empty.
Logos, stories and numbers
Six logos (adidas, asana, ElevenLabs, zendesk, workday, NVIDIA) sit beside "Trusted by top brands" and a "Learn more" button. A carousel under "The proof is in production" centres one card pairing a large quote with three figures such as "€130K" and a "Read story" button, flanked by logo-only cards. "Millions count on Lovable" lists "1.2 million", "60 million" and "900 million" beside a pastel rising line chart.
Closing section and footer
The hero gradient returns at the end, with the same prompt input clipped at its lower edge. A cream card floats over it and holds five columns headed "Company", "Product", "Resources", "Legal" and "Community". "Product" is longest, listing audiences such as "Founders", "Designers" and "Sales". A bordered "EN" selector sits at the bottom left, and the gradient continues behind the card down to orange.
On mobile
At 390px the headline wraps to two lines and the subline changes to "Create apps and websites by chatting with AI". The prompt field keeps its controls. A short logo row under "Teams from top companies build with Lovable" replaces the grid, the cards become stacked steps, and a "Discover templates" list of thumbnails appears. Statistics become three tall cards, and the footer folds into two columns.
Worth borrowing
- Making a working prompt field the only hero element, with a "Build" selector inside it, lets visitors start without finding a button.
- Pairing one large quote with three headline figures and a "Read story" button gives each carousel card measurable proof.
- Repeating the hero gradient and input behind a floating footer card bookends the page and keeps the brand colours at both ends.





