Introduction: Why Landing Pages Matter (Yes, Even That One You Skipped)

Landing pages are like the first “hello” in a conversation. They can either invite you in with chai and samosa vibes—or leave you awkwardly hovering at the door. They don’t just exist to look pretty—they inform, sell, narrate, convert, and whisper “trust me, I’m good.”

Enter: Linear.app.

A site so clean, calm, and confident, it doesn’t yell at you to pay attention.

It just… exists. Gracefully. Minimalistically. Almost like it meditates at 5am.

So naturally, instead of fangirling from a distance, I did what any design goblin with Wi-Fi and a Figma tab would do:

• I recreated Linear’s homepage—every pixel, every section, every sneaky hover.
• Not to launch a clone.
• But to crack open the design egg and see what made it so—scrambled and perfect?

Project Overview

• Project Type: UI/UX Practice (Pixel-Perfect Rebuild)
• Duration: 2–3 days (with breaks for snacks, spirals, and rewatching The Office)
• Tool Used: Figma
• Disclaimer: This is purely a learning replica of Linear.app. Nothing here is commercial. Just vibes and vector rectangles.

Why Linear?

Because it isn’t just “clean.” It’s intentional. Quiet. Sharp.