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Viral Campaign Case Study Landing Page

A dark glassmorphism case-study page with a stats row, three-step timeline, charts, logo wall and rocket call-to-action; accent glow, agency and button change.

Made for GPT ImageUI & Social MockupRevision 4

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The glow lighting the dark glassmorphism layout — a neon pair works well here, since it tints the stats, the charts and the card icons alike

Agency name in the top-left logo — a growth-marketing sounding coinage, because the page presents itself as that agency's case study

Text on the closing button — phrase the offer as a next step, and a trailing arrow keeps it looking like a live CTA

Your prompt

{ "type": "UI/UX landing page mockup", "theme": "dark mode, sleek modern aesthetic, glassmorphism, glowing accents", "header": { "logo": "", "top_right_tag": "VIRAL CAMPAIGN CASE STUDY" }, "layout": { "sections": [ { "name": "Hero", "headline": "", "subheadline": "3天引爆全网, 助力品牌实现指数级增长", "stats_row": { "count": 4, "labels": ["总播放量", "互动率", "转化咨询", "执行周期"], "values": ["", "18.7%", "3,200+", "72小时"] }, "visual": "cinematic shot of a person in a hoodie looking at glowing digital screens and graphs, large play button overlay" }, { "name": "Strategy", "title": "Our 3-Day Execution Strategy", "layout_type": "vertical timeline", "steps_count": 3, "elements_per_step": ["timeline node", "title", "bullet points", "video thumbnail with play button", "description box"] }, { "name": "Performance", "title": "Data-Driven Performance", "left_column": { "stat_cards_count": 4, "values": ["10M+", "43%", "28,000+", "3,200+"] }, "right_column": { "charts_count": 2, "chart_1": "line graph showing 7-day growth peaking at Day 3", "chart_2": "horizontal segmented bar chart showing platform distribution (TikTok 52%, Instagram 24%, X 15%, YouTube 9%)" } }, { "name": "Keys to Success", "title": "The 3 Keys to Viral Success", "cards_count": 3, "card_elements": ["glowing icon (fire, target, antenna)", "title", "description", "VIEW DETAIL link"] }, { "name": "Social Proof", "title": "TRUSTED BY CREATORS & BRANDS", "left_column": { "logos_count": 8, "grid": "2x4", "brands": ["SHEIN", "SHOPLINE", "Blueglass", "instacart", "lemon8", "mi", "CIDER", "bellroy"] }, "right_column": { "testimonial_cards_count": 2, "elements": ["quote", "author title (SaaS Founder, Growth Manager)"] } }, { "name": "Call to Action", "title": "READY TO GO VIRAL?", "interactive_elements": ["text input field", "glowing button with text ''"], "visual": "3D render of a rocket ship taking off with purple and blue flames" } ] } }

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When to use it

Use when you need a mock agency results page, with numbers, timeline, charts and testimonials, to show how a campaign write-up could look.

How to get the best result

  • Pick a neon pair for the accent; it tints stats, charts and card icons, but the rocket flames stay purple and blue.
  • Give the agency a short coinage for the logo; the page presents itself as that agency's own case study.
  • Phrase the button as a next step with a trailing arrow; it sits beside a text input under a fixed go-viral title.

Watch-outs

  • Six sections with stat rows, chart labels, eight logos and testimonials make a dense page; expect small-text errors.
  • The logo wall is fixed to eight real company names, which the model draws approximately; no control replaces them.

Source and attribution

License
MIT
Example cases by
IndieDevHailey

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