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Semrush

Light-first enterprise-marketing canvas for the SEO platform — wide 1440px hero confidence, custom Lazzer display family for marketing voice, Inter for dense data tables, corporate blue and lavender as a two-accent system. Pastel surface variants zone sections without committing to colour-fills. Confident enterprise that refuses startup minimalism.

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Semrush Full Page — desktop screenshot

Editorial disclaimer

Editorial noteThis entry documents observable design-language patterns for educational transfer and AI-agent briefing. Screenshots and trademarks are property of their respective owners. AI2 Design is not affiliated with or endorsed by the featured brand. Inspiration here is about language and rhythm — do not reproduce brand identity, logo, product copy, or proprietary features.

Curator verdict

Why we catalogued it?

Semrush is the rare enterprise-marketing landing that decided not to apologise for being enterprise — it ships a wide, confident page with a custom display family and a corporate-blue accent system that would have looked dated five years ago and now reads as quietly competent. We catalogued it because most SEO-and-marketing tools either chase startup minimalism (Ahrefs) or lean into B2B chrome (Moz); Semrush threads the needle with an editorial reading layer that still looks at home next to a Fortune 500 procurement deck. If you are shipping for a buying committee that needs to see the page on a 27-inch monitor, this is the reference to keep open.

Design decisions observed

  • Wide 1440px hero canvas — Semrush refuses the narrow startup-marketing trend and uses the full desktop width with confidence.
  • Lazzer as custom display + Inter as workhorse — a duet that lets the brand voice live in the marketing copy and the data-density tables breathe in a system font.
  • Corporate blue #0071bc as anchor accent + lavender #c190ff as moments-of-delight — two-accent system rather than the usual monochrome restraint.
  • Dark ink #181e15 on warm white — a softer reading layer than pure #000-on-#fff, calibrated for hours-long product browsing.
  • Pastel surface variants — #dceeeb mint, #c190ff lavender, used for category section dividers without committing to a 'fun startup' vibe.

What to study

  • How to wear enterprise confidence in 2026 — Semrush proves you can ship a wide page with a custom display family without looking like a 2018 redesign refugee.
  • Two-accent system without chaos — corporate blue handles trust, lavender handles delight, the discipline lives in never letting them appear in the same component.
  • Custom display family as brand voice carrier — Lazzer at 24-60px owns the marketing moments; Inter at 12-16px handles the dense data.

What to avoid

  • Don't lift the wide 1440 canvas without solving for tablet — Semrush has gone through years of responsive iteration here.
  • Don't paint sections in mint or lavender at 100% — Semrush uses them at 15-25% alpha as ambient backgrounds, never as solid fills.

Taste notes

The whole landing feels like a quarterly Bloomberg terminal — wide reading layer, dense data tables breathing on warm white, marketing copy carried by a custom display family that earns its weight by appearing only when the page actually has something to say. There is nothing trendy here, and that's the trick: by refusing fashion, Semrush dodges the 'redesign every 18 months' treadmill.

Lineage & references

  • Heir to the Bloomberg / FactSet / S&P Global enterprise reading-layer school — wide canvas, dense data, soft warm-white ground.
  • Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the new wave of enterprise B2B SaaS that refuses startup minimalism (Snowflake's marketing era, Databricks 2024+).
  • Part of the corporate-confidence revival cohort — Stripe Press, Tableau marketing, Notion Enterprise — where the design says 'we have nothing to prove'.

Design language brief

Paste-ready for your agent.

A typed design system transfer brief — philosophy, tokens, rules, techniques, and fitness checks. Your agent reads the whole language, not just the pixels.

Philosophy

Light-first enterprise-marketing canvas. Warm #ffffff ground, dark olive ink #181e15 for primary text, slate #333333 for secondary, #6c6e79 for metadata. Lazzer Variable as the display voice (24-60px marketing moments), Inter as the workhorse (12-16px UI and data density). Corporate blue #0071bc is the trust accent, lavender #c190ff is the delight accent — two-accent system, never combined. Pastel surface variants (#dceeeb mint, #c190ff lavender at 15-25% alpha) divide sections without committing to colour-fill territory. Wide 1440 hero canvas + 720 reading rail — confident enterprise breathing room.

Main prompt

Use this capture as a design language transfer brief for my project. Adopt the palette (light-first #ffffff canvas + #181e15 primary olive ink + #333333 secondary + slate descender scale + two-accent corporate blue #0071bc and lavender #c190ff, pastel surface variants at 15-25% alpha), typographic duet (Lazzer Variable for display 24-60px + Inter for UI and data 12-16px), 4px-base spacing scale heavy at 1/4/6/8/12/14, wide 1440 hero canvas + 720 reading rail, restrained 2-variant shadow system, expressive but disciplined motion (10 transitions), 640/768/1024/1280/1440 breakpoint ladder. Treat this as my project's constitution. Apply the language, not the source brand. When I ask you to build a page or component, enforce these rules by default and call out any deviation.

Overview

Layout
Multi-column wide canvas with editorial reading rail nested inside; section dividers use pastel surface variants for ambient colour zoning.
Content width
720px primary reading rail centred inside 1440px hero canvas; section bands break out to full 1440.
Framing
Enterprise reading room — wide, warm-white, confident.
Grid strength
Strong 12-column grid at desktop, collapses to 4-column at tablet; reading rhythm follows column count.

Color philosophy

Warm #ffffff ground + olive #181e15 ink + slate descender scale carry reading; two-accent system (corporate blue + lavender) handles attention without combining.

Mode strategyLight-first; dark mode plausible but not present in capture.
  • #ffffff for primary background, never #f5f5f5 or off-white
  • #181e15 olive ink for body — softer than pure #000, easier on long reading
  • #333333 secondary, #6c6e79 metadata, #d1d2d5 hairlines
  • #0071bc corporate blue: CTAs, primary links, focus rings (trust signal)
  • #c190ff lavender: success states, hero moments, delight (never combined with blue in the same component)
  • #dceeeb mint at 15-25% alpha: section background bands

Gradients (paste-ready)

4 gradients catalogued — soft pastel atmosphere on section dividers, never as button fill or hero backdrop

Typography rules

  • Lazzer Variable for all display moments (24-60px) — marketing headlines, section titles, brand voice
  • Inter for all UI, body, data tables, captions (12-16px range)
  • Weights: Lazzer 500/600 for display, Inter 400/500/600 for UI
  • Line-height 1.4-1.5 for body, 1.1-1.2 for Lazzer display
  • Letter-spacing: 0 for Inter body, -0.01em for Lazzer display headlines

Spacing rules

  • 4px base unit, heaviest use at 1/4/6/8/12/14px increments
  • Section vertical rhythm: 80-160px between major content blocks
  • Card internal padding: 24-32px standard; CTA padding: 12-14px vertical / 24-32px horizontal
  • Data table cell padding: 8-12px (Inter sized to match)

Design tokens

Palette, type, and space — all agent-readable.

9 colors · hex / rgb / hsl / oklch

Save PNG
  • foregroundmp-off-black
    80%
    • HEX#181E15
    • RGBrgb(24, 30, 21)
    • HSLhsl(100, 18%, 10%)
    • OKLCHoklch(22.57% 0.0192 135.28)
  • backgroundmp-focus-color-invert
    6%
    • HEX#FFFFFF
    • RGBrgb(255, 255, 255)
    • HSLhsl(0, 0%, 100%)
    • OKLCHoklch(100.00% 0.0000 89.76)
  • foregroundmp-medium-grey
    5%
    • HEX#D1D2D5
    • RGBrgb(209, 210, 213)
    • HSLhsl(225, 5%, 83%)
    • OKLCHoklch(86.39% 0.0043 271.36)
  • foreground
    4%
    • HEX#333333
    • RGBrgb(51, 51, 51)
    • HSLhsl(0, 0%, 20%)
    • OKLCHoklch(32.11% 0.0000 89.76)
  • accent
    2%
    • HEX#0071BC
    • RGBrgb(0, 113, 188)
    • HSLhsl(204, 100%, 37%)
    • OKLCHoklch(53.58% 0.1444 248.04)
  • backgroundmp-mint
    1%
    • HEX#DCEEEB
    • RGBrgb(220, 238, 235)
    • HSLhsl(170, 35%, 90%)
    • OKLCHoklch(93.49% 0.0194 184.90)
  • foregroundmp-dark-grey
    1%
    • HEX#6C6E79
    • RGBrgb(108, 110, 121)
    • HSLhsl(231, 6%, 45%)
    • OKLCHoklch(54.03% 0.0172 277.60)
  • accentmp-lavendar
    1%
    • HEX#C190FF
    • RGBrgb(193, 144, 255)
    • HSLhsl(266, 100%, 78%)
    • OKLCHoklch(74.37% 0.1617 303.05)
  • foregroundmp-shadow-glass
    0%
    • HEX#000000
    • RGBrgb(0, 0, 0)
    • HSLhsl(0, 0%, 0%)
    • OKLCHoklch(0.00% 0.0000 0.00)

Inspector

Tab through the captured artifacts.

Six observable layers — page structure, fonts, breakpoints, z-index, gradients, motion — kept paste-ready alongside the tokens above.

Page structure

Semantic hierarchy at a glance.

Depth-first walk of meaningful sections — header, navigation, main regions, articles, footer. 12 nodes captured; depth capped at 6 for readability.

  • body
  • └─ div (×9)
  • └─ div
  • ├─ Main
  • │ └─ div
  • │ ├─ Section
  • │ │ └─ Section
  • │ ├─ div
  • │ │ └─ Section (×2)
  • │ └─ Section (×5)
  • └─ div
  • └─ Footer

Accessibility

WCAG contrast matrix.

62 combinations · 28 pass AA · 22 pass AAA · APCA Lc shown alongside WCAG 2.1 ratio for draft WCAG 3 awareness.

PreviewfgbgRatioNormalLargeAPCA LcContext
Aa
#FFFFFF#00000021.00AAAAAA-108background on foreground
Aa
#000000#FFFFFF21.00AAAAAA+106foreground on background
Aa
#DCEEEB#00000017.47AAAAAA-94background on foreground
Aa
#000000#DCEEEB17.47AAAAAA+94foreground on background
Aa
#181E15#FFFFFF17.00AAAAAA+104foreground on background
Aa
#FFFFFF#181E1517.00AAAAAA-106background on foreground
Aa
#181E15#DCEEEB14.14AAAAAA+92foreground on background
Aa
#DCEEEB#181E1514.14AAAAAA-93background on foreground
Aa
#D1D2D5#00000013.89AAAAAA-79foreground on foreground
Aa
#000000#D1D2D513.89AAAAAA+80foreground on foreground

Image strategy

Asset loading & format policy.

Observable image posture — total count, lazy-loading ratio, and format mix. Hero image is measured above the fold.

Total30Lazy loaded100%svg28webp23png1
Page type
  • Full Page
Industry
  • saas
  • productivity
  • content
Theme
  • light
Added
  • 2026-05-15

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