A business onboarding and revenue automation platform. Fits B2B SaaS, onboarding tools, sales-automation apps, and revenue-platform landing page designs.
Screenshots of 5 pages from duna.com: homepage, product, customers, company and resources.
Design tokens
15 colors · 11 type stylesWarm near-black (#1a1816) primary on an off-white (#f7f7f5) canvas, set in GT America throughout. These values are read from the Duna DESIGN.md in the Pass bundle, which carries all 15 color tokens, 11 type styles, the radius and spacing scales and the full component rules.
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About Duna
Home page hero
The home page opens with a full-bleed, painterly landscape instead of a product screen: peach and apricot clouds over soft lilac mountains, a winding river and green meadows with small pink flowers, and a pair of distant birds. The nav is almost invisible on top of it. A small asterisk logo and the wordmark sit at the left, four quiet links (product, customers, company and resources) sit in the center, and a black schedule-a-demo pill sits at the right. The river fades into white where the headline begins. The headline, "The new standard in compliance," is set in a tight, light grotesque in near-black, followed by a grey line about a platform that accelerates business onboarding, automates manual work and grows revenue, and a black get-started pill. A small caption, "Built for businesses where compliance matters," sits above a row of six grayscale fintech and payments logos.
Customer tiles and infrastructure
A mosaic of rounded tiles shows customers in several formats: grey logo tiles, a portrait of a man in a dark top with a company logo and plus button, a quote tile on a painted background from a payments company's leader about onboarding turning from a cost center into a revenue driver, a large landscape tile with a quote from a former payments-company technology chief, a dark logo tile and a portrait with a glasses-wearing man. Each tile has a small plus button in its corner. A warm grey section, "The infrastructure behind every decision," has a short paragraph and an explore pill. Below, a diagram shows a pill-shaped policy engine, decorated with the same mountain painting, in the center, with decide above it and onboard and lifecycle at the sides.
Product page
The product page has a pale warm-grey hero with a two-line headline, "The compliance engine powering better business," and a short paragraph repeating the platform's promise. The first section pairs a pale card, with three stacked policy version cards, the latest highlighted with a green dot, with a small policy engine label, a heading, "Translate your regulatory programs into code," a paragraph and a learn-more pill. The next block begins with another card on the right, so the page alternates a visual and text in a repeating pattern.
Customers and use case page
A page for financial technology customers begins with a small category pill and a headline, "Where compliance meets conversion," with a short paragraph about onboarding businesses faster, staying compliant and growing, for enterprise payments, lending and expense management. A section, "Increase revenue from higher conversion," explains adaptive journeys, localization and branded flows. A three-item list on the left expands the first item, optimise conversion, with a short paragraph about the onboarding flow from verifying a legal representative to the smallest animations. On the right, a card shows an onboarding flow as three connected boxes, with a business search field, business details and representatives, each marked as autofilled in green.
Based on full-page screenshots of duna.com: the home page, the product page and a financial technology customer page. Customer names and quotes are as shown on the capture date and are the site's own. The company and resources pages were not reviewed. Check the live site before relying on specific details.
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