Updated 10 September 2026 Landings
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The first screen

Landings

The landing pages the galleries are showing this week — and underneath, what a winning first screen actually ships before a line of JavaScript runs.

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On the shelf now

30 Landings, This Week

Straight off the gallery feeds, newest first. Nothing here is filtered for quality by us — these are the pages three editors thought were worth showing, which is a different and more useful signal than a score.

Hustla HustlaOne Page Love fromT fromTOne Page Love Amperos AmperosSaaS Landing Page Buena BuenaMinimal Gallery OpenScreenShot OpenScreenShotOne Page Love SVG Doodles SVG DoodlesOne Page Love Samuel Räikkönen Samuel RäikkönenMinimal Gallery Glide GlideSaaS Landing Page Smallbits SmallbitsOne Page Love Heron AI Heron AISaaS Landing Page Aevion AevionOne Page Love Gabriel Beaugonin Gabriel BeaugoninMinimal Gallery DialKit DialKitOne Page Love Boc.Studio Boc.StudioMinimal Gallery Elva ElvaOne Page Love Postaway PostawayOne Page Love Cozy Journal Cozy JournalMinimal Gallery Glide Typeface Glide TypefaceOne Page Love Humblytics HumblyticsSaaS Landing Page Denmu DenmuMinimal Gallery Beehiiv BeehiivSaaS Landing Page Philip Readman Philip ReadmanMinimal Gallery Buena Dev Buena DevMinimal Gallery Lovable LovableSaaS Landing Page Relume testimonials Relume testimonialsSaaS Landing Page Relume RelumeSaaS Landing Page Allagi AllagiMinimal Gallery Calendly CalendlySaaS Landing Page House of Yellow House of YellowMinimal Gallery Supercut SupercutSaaS Landing Page

Live from One Page Love, SaaS Landing Page, Minimal Gallery · 10 from One Page Love, 10 from SaaS Landing Page, 10 from Minimal Gallery. Refreshed with the rest of the site; the shelf disappears when the feeds are unreachable rather than showing an empty frame.

What the first screen ships

Measured With the Scripts Turned Off

Before a line of JavaScript runs, a page has already sent something — or it has sent almost nothing. That first delivery is what a search crawler indexes, what an AI assistant reads when it is asked about you, and what anyone on a slow connection stares at while the rest arrives. 24% of these award winners send under a hundred words, and 33% send no heading at all.

426 words in the served HTML, before a line of JavaScript runs
24% near-blank ship under 100 words
53% one h1 have exactly one top-level heading
31% structured data describe themselves in machine-readable terms
88% share cards carry Open Graph tags
89% alt coverage of images are labelled, at the median

Median where a median is stated, share of the 395 otherwise. Hover any figure for what it means. Measured by build/seo.mjs, which caches per site and only fetches winners new to the corpus.