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Coworking — Suburban Hub Landing

A warm, neighborhood-flavored coworking landing page for a suburban hub, built with a sage-and-clay palette and a friendly Fraunces serif. It pairs a work-near-home hero with live desk availability, a local-community section, family-friendly amenities, flexible monthly or yearly plans, member stories, and a free day-pass form. Vanilla JS adds scroll reveals, animated stats, a billing toggle, amenity expand, validated forms, and toasts.

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Suburban Hub Landing

A full marketing landing page for Maple & Oak, a fictional neighborhood coworking hub that sells the suburban dream: skip the commute and work two streets from home. The design leans into a welcoming, local feel with a sage-green and clay palette, ivory surfaces, soft shadows, and a friendly Fraunces serif for headings paired with Inter for body copy. Sections flow from a reveal-on-scroll hero through community, family-friendly amenities, flexible plans, member stories, and a free day-pass call to action.

Interactions are pure vanilla JS. The hero stats count up when scrolled into view, a live availability card shows free, reserved, and occupied spaces with a ticking “updated” timestamp, and the amenities list expands and collapses. The plans section has a monthly/yearly billing toggle that fades prices between values and surfaces a neighbor discount, while plan buttons drop a toast and scroll to the booking form. Both the tour form and footer newsletter validate inline and confirm with toasts.

Everything is responsive down to roughly 360px, including a slide-down mobile nav, single-column stacking, and full-width buttons. ARIA roles, focus-visible outlines, keyboard-dismissable menus, and a reduced-motion fallback keep it accessible.

Illustrative UI only — fictional coworking space, not a real booking system.