Windsurf
windsurf.ai/
The windsurf.ai and windsurf.com URLs now redirect (a 308) to devin.ai/desktop, since Windsurf has been folded into Cognition's Devin Desktop product. The current page describes an IDE and agent-management surface for dispatching and monitoring multiple coding agents at once, with the line "Manage fleets of local and cloud agents from one surface. Plan, delegate, review, and ship without leaving your editor." It cites 1M+ users and 4,000+ enterprise customers, names its own SWE-2 model, and shows a kanban-style board of agent tasks marked Running, Waiting for Review, and Done. Customer quotes come from Ramp, Harvey, NVIDIA, Modal, and Intact Financial, each focused on multi-agent coordination rather than single-agent autocomplete.
- Category
- Engineering & Infrastructure
- Style
- LightMinimal
- Stack
- Next.jsTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- nbInternationalPro
- Palette
- Meta title
- Devin Desktop | Devin
- Sections
- 7
- Updated
Windsurf's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Windsurf's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.
Heroes
More heroesFeatures
More featuresPricing
More pricingLogo clouds
More logo cloudsContact Us
More contact usPricing & Plans
More pricing & plansWindsurf design review: what the page does, section by section
The captured windsurf.ai page is branded Devin Desktop, and its FAQ says this is the new name for Windsurf. It runs 9,086 px at 1440 px wide. From the top: navigation, headline with a board-view app screenshot, customer logos, alternating text and product-mockup blocks, four small cards, testimonials, integrations, a closing call to action, five pricing tiers, two stats and a black FAQ panel. Colour stays on an off-white #f9f9f8 ground with grey type such as #686767, black buttons and blue labels. The display face is nbInternationalPro, and real product UI replaces illustration.
HeroesView crop
A thin navigation bar ends in Contact sales, Log in and a black Download button. An oversized "Devin Desktop" headline sits over a grey two-line subhead and a black "Download for MacOS" button. A kanban screenshot with Running, Waiting for review and Done columns fills the width below.
FeaturesView crop
Four columns each hold a grey tile with a product fragment above a short title and caption. The tiles show a search prompt, a bug and flags list, a SWE-Bench Pro bar chart with black highlighted bars, and a plan.md card with a blue "Implement in Cloud" button.
Logo cloudsView crop
Twenty-five customer marks fill a five-by-five grid, all flattened to one mid-grey, including Citi, Lowe's, AT&T, Cisco, Dell and NASA. There is no heading or caption, and even spacing stops wide marks from outweighing small ones.
PricingView crop
Under a blue-square PRICING OVERVIEW label, five white cards run across: Free $0, Pro $20 tagged POPULAR, Max $200 tagged NEW, Teams $80 and Enterprise "Let's talk". Prices are very large with small monospace units.
Pricing & PlansView crop
The pricing page opens with a two-tone "Devin Plans and Pricing" heading, then three tall individual cards with check lists and two wider team cards. A Compare Plans table follows, with black check marks and red crossed circles grouped under Devin Desktop, Integrations, Account support and Security.
Contact UsView crop
The contact capture replaces the top bar with a left text menu: Home, Careers, Research, Blog, Contact. The form under "Bring Devin to your Team" has six fields and a right-aligned black Submit. A Cognition footer lists monospace legal links in three columns.
FootersView crop
A single row sits under a hairline rule. Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and Your Privacy Choices are grey links at left, while LinkedIn and X (Twitter) sit at right in black with small arrows. There is no sitemap.
On mobile
At 390 px the page stacks into one column and runs 12,706 px. The hero download button becomes a greyed "Visit on desktop to download" box above a black Sign up button. Logos reflow to three columns, pricing cards stack, testimonials become name tabs, and mockups are cropped at the right.
Worth borrowing
- Build the hero around the real product interface, as the kanban board does, so the screenshot explains the product.
- Set a customer-logo wall in one grey and one grid so unrelated marks read as a single band.
- On mobile, pair a disabled "Visit on desktop" note with a Sign up button so the action stays usable.
