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A refined marketing landing page for a fictional wealth and investing platform, built in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It pairs a calm charcoal-and-emerald palette with serif display type, an animated SVG portfolio chart, an allocation breakdown, a switchable performance band, transparent pricing tiers, verifiable trust credentials, testimonials, and an email capture call to action — all responsive down to small phones with reveal-on-scroll and toast micro-interactions.

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Wealth / Investing Landing

A full marketing landing for Meridian, a fictional private wealth and investing platform. The design leans premium and quiet: a charcoal base, emerald accents, bone backgrounds, and a Fraunces serif display paired with Inter for everything else. The hero centers on a glass-clean portfolio card showing total value, today’s change, an animated value count-up, and an SVG line chart with a gradient area fill that draws itself in on load and reveals per-month tooltips on hover. Beneath it sits an allocation bar with a labeled legend.

The page then walks through the product story: three feature cards (dedicated advisory, auto-invest and rebalance, tax-loss harvesting), a dark performance band with a 1Y/5Y/10Y toggle that updates the annualized return and growth figures, three transparent fee tiers with a highlighted “Premier” plan, a verifiable trust grid (AUM, SIPC, encryption, SOC 2) with security badges, customer testimonials, and an email-capture CTA.

Interactions are all vanilla JS: an IntersectionObserver reveal system, a sticky blurred nav with an accessible mobile menu, the self-drawing and hover-traced chart, the performance range tabs, inline email validation, and a small toast() helper for feedback. Money figures use tabular numerals and right-aligned formatting, and the whole layout reflows cleanly to a single column on phones while honoring prefers-reduced-motion.

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