The same headline, copy and four folds, built five structurally different ways. Open each and pick one. Everything is on the locked ZopDev palette, ZopCloud green.
The locked house style. Space Grotesk, square corners, centred hero over a faint grid, orange offset on hover. The safest choice, and the only one that looks like the rest of zop.dev.
Vercel structure. White, a lot of air, tight Inter, pill buttons, mono labels and a build log in the hero. One dark band breaks the page. Reads as infrastructure.
Linear structure. Dark throughout on a ladder of near black surfaces, left split hero, and your service list as the protagonist rather than a headline. The most product-like of the five.
Notion structure. Dark hero band, then light. Rounded corners, tinted cards and a workspace mock overlapping the fold. The warmest of the five, and the best fit for students and creators.
Stripe structure. Left aligned, thin display type, a gradient sweep behind the top of the page and a tabular services panel. The most designed, and the least like a developer tool.
All five are drafts. Sign up forms are in stub mode, so nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is dropped. The social preview image and page URL are left empty rather than invented. The word free appears on every variant and still needs confirming before any of them ship.