Dark Luxury Pricing Page UI (Figma) - Premium Platform
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m looking for a senior UI/UX designer to design a dark, luxury pricing page for a premium, private platform.
This is not a generic pricing page and not a mass-market design.
Goal: create a controlled, intimidating, and exclusive interface that filters out casual users and converts only high-intent buyers.
Style requirements (non-negotiable):
- 90–95% true black background
- Purple used only as subtle accents (borders / dividers)
- No gradients, neon, gold, or flashy effects
- Heavy negative space
- Typography-driven hierarchy
- Minimal, confident copy (no loud CTAs, no SaaS tone)
Scope (Design only):
- Hero section (headline + CTA redesign)
- Pricing page (3 vertically stacked pricing tiers)
- Checkout page (visual alignment only, no structure changes)
- Payment UI states: idle / processing / success / error
- Deliverable: high-fidelity Figma (desktop + mobile)
Important:
- No adult content creation
- No backend or payment logic
- Must respect existing content structure
Apply with: 2-3 examples of dark, high-end UI.
Generic SaaS portfolios will be ignored.
This is not a generic pricing page and not a mass-market design.
Goal: create a controlled, intimidating, and exclusive interface that filters out casual users and converts only high-intent buyers.
Style requirements (non-negotiable):
- 90–95% true black background
- Purple used only as subtle accents (borders / dividers)
- No gradients, neon, gold, or flashy effects
- Heavy negative space
- Typography-driven hierarchy
- Minimal, confident copy (no loud CTAs, no SaaS tone)
Scope (Design only):
- Hero section (headline + CTA redesign)
- Pricing page (3 vertically stacked pricing tiers)
- Checkout page (visual alignment only, no structure changes)
- Payment UI states: idle / processing / success / error
- Deliverable: high-fidelity Figma (desktop + mobile)
Important:
- No adult content creation
- No backend or payment logic
- Must respect existing content structure
Apply with: 2-3 examples of dark, high-end UI.
Generic SaaS portfolios will be ignored.