[the2ndfloorguy]

Not an expert to suggest but here is the path, I followed - - Go through design inspirations on dribble/behance - Design a rough design draft on paper as per your use case - Pick any existing CSS framework sucha tailwind CSS/Bootstrap etc & Get your hands dirty

Being an engineer, downloading a free template and just using it does not suit me. Designing on your own might take time some time but will help your product in long run as using a template restricts creative additions.

[floridageorgia]

> Designing on your own might take time some time but will help your product in long run as using a template restricts creative additions.

I feel the same way about templates as they constrain design freedom. I lean more toward CSS/JS frameworks.

> Pick any existing CSS framework sucha tailwind CSS

I've noticed tailwind gets a lot of love on HN. Is Tailwind UI going to help make it easy to create a landing page with top notch aesthetics?