Vertex
Vertex is a complete website system for SaaS and startup products that want to look sharp without shouting. Crisp ink on off-white, raised solid-black buttons with an inset sheen, and a full run of live CSS UI mockups - a layered kanban app, an API-connector flow, trigger/condition/action rules, and a project dashboard - carry the whole product tour with zero image assets. It ships a real site, not just a landing page: 15 page templates including a sticky-date changelog and a card-grid blog (both Astro content collections), an early-access waitlist, customers with case studies, and an about page with a team grid. Every visible string flows from one config file.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Tier | Pro ($49 launch / $59 reg.) |
| Category | SaaS / Startup |
| Body font | Inter Variable |
| Display font | Inter Variable |
| Palette | Monochrome - ink on off-white |
| Mockups | Live CSS UI (swap-ready for screenshots) |
Included pages
Section titled “Included pages”/- homepage: app-mockup hero, logo cloud, solutions, features bento, benefits, process, an adaptive dashboard, integrations, customers, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, and a closing CTA (20 sections)/features/,/pricing/,/customers/,/resources//about/- mission hero, logo strip, a values split, and a team grid with socials/contact/- provider-switched form with channel cards/blog/and/blog/[slug]/- blog index + post (content collection)/changelog/- sticky-date release timeline (content collection)/waitlist/- early-access page with a working demo submit/sections/- live gallery of every section/privacy/,/terms/,/404
What makes Vertex different
Section titled “What makes Vertex different”- A product tour, not just a hero - the page runs on live CSS interface mockups (a layered kanban app, an API-connector flow, trigger/condition/action rules, and a project dashboard), so it reads as real software from the first scroll with no image assets to manage.
- A complete site out of the box - 15 page templates including a sticky-date changelog and a blog (both Astro content collections), an early-access waitlist, customers with case studies, and an about page with a team grid.
- A config-driven mega-menu - multi-column hover dropdowns, promo cards, and plain-link support, all defined in
site.ts. Add a dropdown or turn any item into a plain link without touching a component. - Swappable mockups - any built-in CSS mockup can be replaced with your own screenshot by setting a single
imagepath insrc/config/site.ts. Leave it empty to keep the mockup. - Edit one file, ship - every heading, link, price, menu item, color, and per-page SEO title flows from
src/config/site.ts.
What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”- Configure → site.ts - identity, the mega-menu, every section, each page’s hero copy, per-page SEO, pricing, the 404 page, contact form, footer, analytics and social all flow from this one file.
- Customize → Colors - the monochrome palette and Inter type live in
src/styles/global.css. The@themetoken block controls every color and the raised-button treatment. - Configure → Forms - set
contactForm.provider(Formspree / FormSubmit / Netlify) and your form ID or email insite.ts. - Add your content - blog posts go in
src/content/blog/and changelog entries insrc/content/changelog/(Markdown). - Swap the mockups - set
hero.image,adaptive.image, or a per-itemimageinsrc/config/site.tsto replace any built-in CSS mockup with a real screenshot from/public.