Nexbeat – Adobe XD Template
Last Updated on August 10, 2026 by Editorial Team
Nexbeat is a creative headphone design template in Adobe XD format — ideal for presentations and showcasing brands.
Designed by Firos nv.
Nexbeat is built around a single, confident hero shot: a large pair of headphones angled diagonally across the frame, rendered in warm tan and cream tones against a soft teal-to-beige gradient blob.
That blob shape is doing a lot of visual work here. It breaks up the white canvas without competing with the product photo, and it gives the layout a rounded, organic feel that softens what could otherwise be a very stiff ecommerce grid.
The left side stays quiet on purpose. A small wordmark, a short two-line headline in a heavy serif-meets-sans pairing, a few lines of body copy, and two compact product cards for related headphones with star ratings and prices sitting right underneath.
The scattered pastel circles floating around the outer edge of the composition are a nice touch too. They pick up the pink, teal, and cream palette used inside the frame and extend it outward, which is a simple trick worth noticing if you ever need to make a static screen feel less boxed in.
This is an Adobe XD template, so it reads best as a landing page or product hero section for an audio brand, a single-product ecommerce store, or a marketplace category page for headphones and earbuds. It also works well as a portfolio piece if you design for consumer electronics, since the layout demonstrates product photography placement, pricing UI, and a carousel-style product picker all in one screen.
Adapting the Layout for Your Own Product
Swap in your own cutout product photo first, since the whole page is built to frame one hero image against that colored shape.
Try to match the lighting and angle of your replacement shot to the original, a three-quarter angle with a bit of shadow will sit inside the gradient shape far more convincingly than a flat front-on product photo.
The background blob is easy to recolor to match a different brand palette. Because it’s a simple filled shape, you can shift its hue toward blue, purple, or blush pink and the whole mood of the page changes with it.
Keep the headline short when you edit the copy. The two-line stacked treatment only reads well with a handful of words per line, so long taglines will need a smaller type size or a rework of that text block.
The product cards under the headline are reusable components in miniature: thumbnail, star rating, name, price. Duplicate that card structure if you want to show three or four items instead of two, just watch your spacing so the row doesn’t crowd the headline above it.
For icons in the top corner, the cart and account glyphs are simple outline marks that will match most icon sets if you need to extend the header into a full navigation bar with menu links.
Pair this hero with a product gallery, spec comparison table, or customer review section beneath it if you’re building out a full page rather than a single screen, the calm color palette here leaves plenty of room to introduce photography or darker sections further down without clashing.
