Whereby

Peach hero and use cases

The navigation shows “Products”, “Pricing”, “Developers”, and “Resources”, followed by “Log in” and “Sign up”. “Secure video calls. Zero hassle” occupies the left of the peach hero, with its privacy-first subhead and “Get started” action. A large photo of a woman on her phone sits at right, topped by a smaller clinician video tile. Under “Trusted by leading companies like”, the page introduces “Video calls for every use case” with side-by-side Meeting and Embedded interface captures.

Meetings, embedded, and healthcare

“For individuals and teams” uses a green meeting view and bullets for “Instant video calls” and “Permanent room links”, ending with “Explore Meetings”. “For product builders” shows an embedded call interface beside API and SDK points, ending with “Explore Embedded”. A large peach customer quotation follows. The next white card centers “Whereby for Telehealth” beneath five clinician headshots, with “Connecting practitioners & patients anywhere, anytime.” and a wide “Learn more” button.

Reasons and feature set

A warm sand band pairs oversized “Why Whereby?” typography with four stacked reasons: “Private & secure”, “Reliable & scalable”, “Unrivaled support”, and “User-friendly”. “Powerful features ready to go” follows as a three-by-two icon grid for “Transcriptions”, “File sharing”, “Chat”, “Screen sharing”, “Virtual whiteboard”, and “Custom branding”. An “Explore features” action closes the functional inventory before the page switches back to photographic customer-story cards.

Stories, FAQ, and footer

“Explore our customer stories” presents three cards, each with a distinct product photograph and “Read the story” control. A minimal “Frequently asked questions” accordion follows. The final illustrated panel reads “You’ve made it this far! Get started with Whereby today” and pairs “Sign up” with “See pricing”. The footer uses six columns titled About, Product, Pricing, Connect, Support, and Comparisons, retaining an editorial serif for headings and a compact sans-serif for links.

On mobile

At 390 pixels, the hero stacks the title, copy, action, large phone photo, then the clinician tile. The two product use cases become consecutive image-and-bullet modules. The peach testimonial and Telehealth card remain separate cards. The reasons band becomes a single-column list, while the six feature icons form a two-column grid. Customer stories stack, the final illustration moves below its paired actions, and the footer becomes two narrow columns of link groups.

Worth borrowing

• A small overlapping video tile quickly establishes the product context of a lifestyle hero photo.
• Two use-case panels can distinguish meetings from developer tooling without separate navigation routes.
• Illustrated flourishes give a privacy-focused product page a human counterweight to interface screenshots.