LandixA dark website template for software businesses
Dark Taste
Present your product with a complete marketing website, from the first impression to pricing and product stories.
Purchase Dark Taste on its own, or choose All Access to get Dark Taste and all future features and updates for this template.
What is this?
Dark Taste is a dark marketing website template with olive accents, bold typography, and product interface imagery. Its live demo tells the story of a payments and revenue platform through dedicated product, company, editorial, and supporting pages.
Who is this for?
SaaS founders, software teams, and digital product businesses looking for a dark visual identity and room to explain their product, plans, and company story.
What’s included?
The pages and sections below are present in the live preview. Billing, revenue, and checkout references are demo marketing content; they do not establish working payment processing or a backend integration.
Features
- Dark surfaces, olive accents, and prominent typography
- Product cards and dashboard imagery
- Three pricing cards with monthly and annual controls
- Blog index and individual article layouts
- Shared navigation and grouped footer links
- Dedicated FAQ, changelog, and legal content layouts
Page Sections
- Hero, logo strip, and primary call to action
- Billing, revenue metrics, pricing intelligence, and retention cards
- Metrics and product benefit sections
- Numbered capabilities and a three-step workflow
- Common questions and closing call to action
Included pages
- Home (opens in a new tab)
- Hero, logos, product cards, metrics, benefit sections, a three-step workflow, common questions, and a closing CTA.
- Features (opens in a new tab)
- Six capability summaries, product interface imagery, a four-step workflow, and operational control highlights.
- Pricing (opens in a new tab)
- Starter, Professional, and Scale demo plans, monthly and annual controls, feature lists, and pricing questions.
- About us (opens in a new tab)
- Company story, founder profile, direction, principles, and a contact CTA.
- Blog (opens in a new tab)
- A featured story and another article, with categories, reading times, and links to full articles.
- Revenue workflow article (opens in a new tab)
- An article layout with a cover image, reading metadata, body sections, and related reading.
- Global checkout article (opens in a new tab)
- A second article using the same editorial layout, with navigation back to the journal.
- Contact (opens in a new tab)
- An inquiry introduction. Contact submissions are currently unconfigured in the live demo.
- FAQ (opens in a new tab)
- A dedicated page of product, migration, security, and support questions.
- Changelog (opens in a new tab)
- Dated release notes with a list of website improvements.
- Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab)
- A long-form legal content layout with an on-page contents list and numbered sections.
- Terms of Service (opens in a new tab)
- A companion legal content layout with section navigation and a last-updated date.
Technology
The live template’s October 2026 changelog identifies Next.js 16 and React 19, typed local static articles, canonical metadata, and crawlable content routes.
Changelog
October 2026
A refreshed website foundation
The live changelog records the move to Next.js 16 and React 19, typed local article content, canonical metadata, and crawlable content routes.