Inspo by Nyabag · Security
Tines website design
Tines turns a security product into a poster. A pale lilac background carries a two-line headline in deep blue, then a giant "100x" rendered in dense, colorful folk-art patterns fills the screen. A product dashboard overlaps the lower half, and later sections bring in hand-drawn robot and creature illustrations with serif headlines. The mix of ornate illustration and serious workflow UI is distinctive and shows that enterprise security does not have to look sterile.
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Tines sections
Hero 
Logos & stats 
Features 
Bento 
CTA 
Footer
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