If you were browsing the web circa 1998, splash pages were everywhere. Flash-powered intros with dramatic music, spinning logos, and “Welcome to our website!” animations were a standard part of the design process. Those days are long gone, but they haven't vanished entirely. Brands still use splash pages for age verification, country and language selection, or simply to create a bold first impression.
🔆 Duo by Kristina Iankova
A daring two-tone color scheme that catches the eye. The template uses a bold combination of black and neon green, with white space to balance it out. The Duo template is perfect for a high-tech or gaming app and offers a unique and modern look. The template includes different screens for sign-up, onboarding, and home screen, making it easy for designers to visualize the user flow of their app.
🍊 Sitemark by Connely Rader
A sleek and modern template that utilizes a splash of orange to grab attention. The Sitemark template features a simple and clean layout, making it ideal for a SaaS startup or any website or app that needs a professional and polished appearance. The template includes screens for the homepage, about page, contact page, and pricing page, making it a great starting point for any web project.
🧑🏼🎨 Fusion by Jurre Houtkamp
A template that makes it easy to display your app with style. The template includes smooth scrolling and beautiful parallax effects, creating a visually stunning user experience. The Fusion template includes screens for onboarding, a home screen, a profile page, and settings, making it a versatile template that can be used for many apps.
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