Eros App Landing Page
Last Updated on July 12, 2026 by Editorial Team
This beautiful landing page is fully responsive and best for app presentation. Download Eros for free in PSD format.
Designed by Mickael Guillaume.
Eros builds its opening impression around a full-bleed photograph, a wooden desk scene with a laptop and keyboard tinted in a soft blue-purple duotone, which immediately signals a calm, modern, tech-friendly mood rather than anything loud or corporate.
The hero copy sits on the left in clean white type, paired with a rounded, outlined “Download App” button that feels light and approachable.
On the right, a realistic phone mockup displays the app itself, an event-browsing interface with a month selector, location tag, and a countdown to an upcoming event layered over a landscape photo.
That phone mockup is the real workhorse of this template. It gives you a ready frame to swap in screenshots of whatever app you’re presenting, whether that’s an event finder, a booking tool, a fitness tracker, or a social app, without having to build device frames from scratch.
Below the fold, the page shifts to a plain white background for the “Fully responsive app” section, using a second phone mockup alongside short feature copy blocks with a small device icon.
This section is where the layout does its persuasive work: short benefit statements next to visual proof, which is exactly the pattern app landing pages need to convert visitors into downloads.
The navigation bar across the top, with links for Features, Preview, Reviews, Pricing, and Subscribe, tells you this template is built for a full one-page marketing site, not just a single hero banner.
Where This Template Works Best
Eros is suited to any project where the goal is presenting a mobile app to potential users or investors.
- SaaS or startup landing pages promoting a new app launch
- Event, travel, or booking app marketing sites
- Portfolio pieces showcasing app UI work to clients
- Pre-launch pages that need a download button, reviews section, and pricing tier all in one scroll
The duotone photographic hero also makes it a good fit for brands that want a slightly editorial, lifestyle-driven feel instead of a flat, purely graphic startup look.
If your product has a strong visual angle, like travel, fitness, food, or events, this photographic treatment will carry that story better than an icon-only hero would.
Adapting the Layout to Your Own App
Because the hero image is a color-treated photograph, the easiest customization is replacing it with your own photo and reapplying a similar duotone or color-overlay effect so the white headline text stays readable.
Keep the overlay in the same blue-purple family if you want to preserve the calm, trustworthy mood, or shift it toward your brand colors for a quick identity update.
Swap the phone screen graphics with actual screenshots of your app’s interface, resized to fit the existing mockup frame, so the presentation stays believable rather than generic.
For the feature section beneath the hero, replace the small device icon with icons matching your own feature set, and rewrite the placeholder copy into short, benefit-led sentences rather than long paragraphs, since that’s what keeps a scrolling visitor engaged.
When adjusting text, keep headline and body copy scaled the way it is now: a bold, larger headline followed by a smaller, muted paragraph, since that contrast is what gives the page its clean hierarchy.
Pair this template with a simple app icon and a matching color palette across your download buttons, footer, and any pricing cards further down the page, so the whole one-pager feels like a single cohesive product rather than a stitched-together set of sections.
