Dispatch is a modular card grid landing page built for remote work job boards targeting senior professionals. It pairs a scrolling company logo marquee, a ticking live job count, and a masonry job card layout with a three-field progressive lead capture form. The result is a clean, trust-first page that turns first-time visitors into qualified email subscribers.
by Rocket studio
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Quick summary
Dispatch is a lead generation landing page designed for curated remote job boards. It opens with a logo marquee and a live-ticking job count, then flows through a modular job card grid, animated social proof counters, dual testimonial cards, and a progressive email capture form. Every section adds proof before asking for anything.
Who this template is for
This template is built for operators running a remote-first job board who want to attract and convert senior-level talent. It works equally well for the hiring side of the marketplace, giving employers a clear path to post a role.
Product managers, senior engineers, and operations leads who want a single, curated feed of genuine remote positions
Job board founders and remote hiring platforms targeting experienced professionals with five or more years of experience
Remote-first companies seeking a polished posting portal that signals quality to pre-qualified candidates
What problem this template solves
Senior professionals waste hours cycling through dozens of tabs, only to find roles that are remote in name only. A scattered search experience erodes trust and drives qualified candidates away before they ever apply.
No single place exists that filters out hybrid-first or office-converted roles and shows only distributed-team positions
Job boards that surface roles alongside irrelevant noise lose credibility with experienced hires who have high time expectations
Employers posting on generic boards struggle to reach candidates who are already committed to a fully remote career path
What you get with this template
You get a fully structured, single-page layout with every section pre-built and ready to customize. The design system is consistent from top to bottom, so the page feels intentional rather than assembled.
A logo marquee header with a ticking job count, a role search bar, and ghost-text query suggestions
A masonry job card grid showing role title, company logo, salary band, and timezone overlap per listing
Theme
Corporate Precision
Creative direction
Network Effect
Color system
Soft Mist
Style
Card Grid (Modular)
Direction
Lead Generation
Page Sections
Scrolling Logo Marquee with Live Count
Masonry Job Card Grid
Animated Scroll-triggered Counters
Dual Employer and Candidate Testimonials
Progressive Three-field Lead Capture Form
Sticky Bottom Call-to-action Bar
Related questions
Who is the primary audience for this landing page?
Does this template support both job seekers and employers?
What information does the lead capture form collect?
Can the job card grid be customized with different data fields?
Is this template suitable for a niche remote job board?
Animated counter strip, side-by-side testimonial cards, a three-field progressive lead capture form, and a sticky bottom call-to-action bar
Feature list
This section covers the core functional building blocks included in the Dispatch template.
Scrolling Logo Marquee Header
A horizontal ribbon of company logos scrolls in a slow, seamless marquee above the search bar. A single live-ticking job count sits above the ribbon in signal blue, instantly communicating platform scale before a visitor reads a single word.
Masonry Job Card Grid
Job listings display in a modular masonry layout. Each card shows the role title, company logo, salary band, and timezone overlap, giving senior professionals the four data points they need to decide whether a role is worth exploring.
Animated Counter Strip
A strip of scroll-triggered counters displays total applications submitted this week, number of companies actively hiring today, and average days-to-hire. Each number counts up as the section enters the viewport, reinforcing platform momentum.
Dual Testimonial Cards
Employer and candidate testimonial cards sit side by side, proving that both halves of the marketplace trust the platform. Candidate quotes use Fraunces accent serif to create a visual contrast with the surrounding interface text.
Progressive Lead Capture Form
The primary conversion form uses progressive disclosure across three fields: email address first, then role type preference, then minimum salary expectation. No account creation is required, which lowers friction for first-time visitors.
Sticky Bottom Call-to-Action Bar
After the first scroll, a sticky bar appears at the bottom of the viewport with the primary call to action. The bar remains visible throughout the rest of the page, keeping the conversion path accessible without interrupting the browsing experience.
Page sections overview
Section
Purpose
Logo Marquee Header
Show platform scale and collect initial search intent
Job Count Bar
Tick live role numbers upward in signal blue to prove volume
Role Search Bar
Let visitors filter by title, department, and timezone preference
Job Card Grid
Display curated listings in a scannable masonry layout
Counter Strip
Animate platform stats on scroll to reinforce momentum
Testimonial Cards
Pair employer and candidate quotes to validate both sides
Lead Capture Form
Convert visitors with a three-field progressive email form
Sticky call to action Bar
Keep the primary call to action visible after first scroll
Top Navigation
Provide employer path to "Post a Role" qualifier form
Footer
Single-row linear layout for secondary links
Design & branding system
The Dispatch template uses a Corporate Precision visual identity built around a Soft Mist color palette. The result is a whiteboard-clean aesthetic with no decorative noise competing for attention.
Four-color palette: cloud white (#F7F8FA) and morning fog gray (#D6DAE0) alternate as section backgrounds; slate pencil (#4A5568) carries all body text; signal blue (#3B82F6) is reserved exclusively for interactive elements, live counts, and call-to-action buttons
Typography pairs DM Sans for all body copy and interface elements with Fraunces, an accent serif used only for pull quotes in testimonial cards
Background alternation between cloud white and fog gray creates module separation without borders or shadows, keeping every section visually distinct and easy to skim
Mobile & speed optimization
The template is structured desktop-first to match the primary audience: senior professionals browsing on a laptop during focused morning work sessions. The layout still adapts cleanly to smaller viewports.
Server Components handle all static content, including the logo grid, card data, and footer, while Client Components manage animations, counters, and the sticky call-to-action bar
Scroll-triggered count-up animations and marquee scroll run as lightweight client-side interactions to avoid blocking the initial page render
The masonry grid reflows into a single-column layout on smaller screens, preserving card readability without sacrificing the structured data each card displays
How this template helps you convert
Dispatch is structured as a Network Effect scroll journey. Each section adds a layer of proof before asking the visitor to take action.
The logo marquee and ticking job count establish volume and credibility in the first viewport, so visitors feel confident they are in the right place before they scroll at all.
The job card grid and animated counter strip build momentum through visible abundance, making the decision to subscribe feel obvious rather than risky.
The progressive three-field form and sticky call-to-action bar keep the conversion path open at every scroll depth, capturing visitors who are ready at different points in the page.
Other information about this template
Dispatch fits naturally into a broader remote work hiring ecosystem and can be adapted for a range of distributed-team hiring contexts.
The template style is Card Grid (Modular), making individual job card components easy to swap, reorder, or extend with additional data fields
The employer conversion path is built into the top navigation as a "Post a Role" link that routes to a separate qualifier form, supporting a two-sided marketplace model
The page is localized in English with USD salary references and United States and global timezone labeling built into the search and card components
