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Landing page assets for a non-designer?

I recently saw one of our fellow Indie Hackers' project pages, SoothingBoard (https://soothingboard.com/).

This is just an example of an awesome landing page that I really admire and would wish I was able to make myself. It also reminds me of the Stripe landing page, which is (in my opinion) the absolute best I have ever seen (https://stripe.com).

Coding is not an issue, not in the frontend either. My issue always mostly revolves around assets and customizing those assets.

For instance, those swirly page transitions many people have on their landing page between "sections". What are they called? And do people make them themselves? Is there a generator somewhere for this kind of stuff?

I tried looking into ThemeForest, but my site uses a brown theme which is very atypical and hard to find something for. Perhaps I should just buy an existing theme and change the colors? Is that what people typically do?

I can't tell if I'm on the right track here, or where to start really.

My project's site is https://dogger.io. I could really use some help, since the current landing page is a mess, and doesn't look very inspirational.

on April 30, 2020
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    I would say is a cruip.com template, I think the logo it belongs to the template even...

    they are in IH too.

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    You can try Tailwindcss or Bulma css for the stripe feel.

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    I started using webflow and can't recommend it highly enough if you are willing to wade through a bit of a learning curve to start with (helps if you are comfortable already with css). I would find a nice theme there that you like and you can easily change colors and fonts, and start adding your own copy images and layout.