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Arc website design
This capture of arc.net introduces Dia as the next evolution of Arc on an electric blue background. A centered serif headline and a single pill button sit above a browser window, followed by bold press quotes in lighter blue type and a scrolling ticker of headlines. A soft photo grid closes the section. Saturated color, quotes as headlines and floating browser chrome give it the feel of a consumer launch rather than a software page.
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Arc sections
Hero 
Testimonials 
Features 
CTA
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