Page entrance
On arrival, a dust of dots assembles into the headline, the sign-up form and a ribbon. The form sits on the first screen, and sign-up has two steps. First an e-mail address, then a few short fields. At the bottom of the screen, a progress bar shows which part of the page the user is in.
One graphic for the whole page
Instead of separate illustrations in each section, we made a single scene out of dots. The same dots form a ribbon, a sphere, a funnel, a grid of people, a laptop and a timeline, so each section follows from the one before. The grid shows scale literally, because each dot is one person from the 2026 edition list.
A platform without screenshots
We showed eight types of materials as live thumbnails instead of screenshots. The video lesson plays, the tutorial goes through its steps, the prompt gets a response and the counter ticks off the months of access.
Enrolment timeline
The enrolment schedule is drawn by the same dots. The purple segment is the Early Birds window from 11 October to 30 November, followed by further dates up to the close of sales on 17 January.
Mobile version
On a phone, the dot shapes span the full width of the screen between blocks of text. In the manifesto, the funnel turns into a vertical strip running alongside the list of arguments, and the grid of people stays legible even on a narrow screen.