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Orbit SaaS Landing Page

Orbit is a one-page product landing page for a concept workspace for product teams. Built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it includes an interactive product preview, a three-step guided tour, and workspace personalization, with no runtime packages or build step. This is a frontend demonstration.

Orbit SaaS Landing Page
At a glance
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Website
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Database
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Hosting
Included
Key highlights
  • One-page SaaS landing page for a concept product-team workspace
  • Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no runtime packages or build step
  • Interactive HTML and JavaScript product preview
  • Three-step guided product tour and workspace personalization
  • Frontend demonstration with no backend form submissions
Features and capabilities
  • Board, List, and Timeline project layouts
  • Jamie’s tasks filter and a form for adding tasks to any status column
  • Feature sections for planning, collaboration, automations, views, and focus
  • Integration map and catalog describing six proposed external connections
  • Free, Pro, and Business pricing cards with a monthly/yearly toggle and illustrative prices
  • Expandable FAQ, closing call to action, and mobile navigation menu
  • Workspace-name persistence in browser localStorage, with storage failures tolerated
  • Space Grotesk and Geist from Google Fonts, with local sans-serif fallbacks

Interactive product preview

The hero includes workspace personalization and a three-step guided product tour. “Watch demo” opens the guided tour. The project preview is rendered directly in HTML and JavaScript, with Board, List, and Timeline layouts, a filter for Jamie’s tasks, and a form for adding tasks to any status column.

Features and proposed integrations

Feature sections cover planning, collaboration, automations, views, and focus. An integration map and catalog describe proposed Slack, Notion, Figma, GitHub, Google Drive, and Linear workflows. Integration entries do not connect external accounts. Feature illustrations do not implement messaging, notifications, or automation services.

Illustrative pricing and page sections

Free, Pro, and Business pricing cards include a monthly/yearly toggle. Pro is $12 per member/month with monthly billing or $9.60 per member/month with annual billing; Business is $24 or $19.20 respectively. All prices are illustrative. An expandable FAQ, closing call to action, and mobile navigation menu complete the page.

Frontend demonstration boundaries

Signup, login, and plan buttons open the same workspace-personalization dialog. They do not authenticate users, create online accounts, or process payments. No application form data is submitted to a backend.

Browser storage and reset behavior

Only the workspace name persists, using the orbit-workspace key in this origin’s browser localStorage. Storage failures are tolerated. Newly added tasks, selected views, filters, and billing selections live in memory and reset on reload. To reset the workspace name, remove the orbit-workspace key using browser developer tools.

Typography and external requests

Google Fonts supplies Space Grotesk and Geist through external stylesheet and font requests. Local sans-serif fallbacks apply when those requests are unavailable.

Getting started

  1. Step 01Open the template in RiverX and adapt the Orbit branding and product copy to your own SaaS concept.
  2. Step 02Try workspace personalization and the three-step tour through Watch demo.
  3. Step 03Explore Board, List, and Timeline, filter Jamie’s tasks, and add tasks to different status columns.
  4. Step 04Replace the illustrative plans, prices, and proposed integration descriptions with accurate product details.
  5. Step 05Connect authentication, account creation, billing, integrations, and backend services before offering those functions to real users.
  6. Step 06Reload to reset tasks, views, filters, and billing selections. Remove orbit-workspace from localStorage in browser developer tools to reset the workspace name.

Make Orbit SaaS Landing Page yours

Open it in the editor, describe your changes in plain English, and publish when it looks right.

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