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Dia website design
Dia's hero is a sunny yellow gradient with a giant serif "DIA" wordmark arching behind a browser window, and a single black download button. Below, the page turns to off-white with serif headlines ("Dia reads between the tabs") and colorful product cards such as a newsletter-style "Friday Brief". Bright color, playful serif type and magazine-like layouts make a browser feel personal and editorial.
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Dia sections
Hero 
Features 
Bento 
CTA 
Footer
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