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Banking — Business Banking Landing

A polished, trust-first marketing landing for a fictional SMB business bank, Ledgerline. It pairs a headline hero with an animated dashboard mockup — a counting-up balance, sparkline chart, live transaction rows and a tilted expense card — with feature cards for multi-user access, invoicing, expense cards and integrations, a team-sized pricing table with a monthly/yearly toggle, a customer logo strip, a case-study quote with count-up stats, an email capture CTA and a full footer. Built with semantic HTML, Inter typography and accessible, responsive vanilla JavaScript.

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Business Banking Landing

A clean, professional landing page for Ledgerline, a fictional business bank aimed at SMB finance teams. The slate-and-green palette signals trust while staying productive and B2B. The hero leads with a value proposition and a tilted dashboard mockup: an operating-account balance that counts up to $284,610.42 with tabular figures, a gradient sparkline, three live transaction rows with green credits and ink debits, a “Verified” pill, and a navy expense card showing a masked number (•••• 4242). A logo strip and trust badges (FDIC, SOC 2, no monthly fees) reinforce credibility.

Below, a six-card feature grid covers multi-user access, invoicing and bill pay, expense cards, integrations, security and real-time insight, followed by an integrations section with an interactive chip cloud (QuickBooks, Xero, Stripe, Gusto and more). The pricing block offers Starter, Growth and Enterprise tiers sized by team seats, with a monthly/yearly toggle that swaps the figures and confirms the 20% annual saving via a toast. A case-study quote sits beside four count-up stat cards.

Every interaction is self-contained vanilla JavaScript: an IntersectionObserver drives scroll-reveal and triggers the balance and stat count-ups, the pricing toggle rewrites amounts and billing labels, the CTA validates a work email before showing a personalised confirmation toast, and a hamburger menu collapses the nav under 520px. The layout reflows from three columns to two to one, hides the floating card on small screens, and respects prefers-reduced-motion.

Illustrative UI only — not real banking software or financial advice.