Description
Choose your version
- WordPress (Elementor): a landing page kit you import into WordPress and edit visually with the free Elementor plugin.
- HTML: the same page as clean HTML and CSS files for any web host; no WordPress needed.
- Both versions: get both downloads.
WordPress (Elementor) version
Build anticipation before launch day with a page people want to screenshot.
Lumenfold is an Elementor coming soon kit for apps, startups, products, shops, studios and events that are about to open. A full-screen gradient mesh in dawn colours (peach, lilac, sky, mint and rose) drifts slowly behind frosted white glass, with a light wordmark and calm, friendly type. Everything fits on one screen on computers and scrolls naturally on phones.
What's included
- Coming soon page: top bar with launch status, wordmark, pitch, countdown, waitlist form, three feature teasers and a footer with social links
- Thank-you page with the visitor's place in line, a "skip the line" share box and a small countdown
- 404 page
- One-click import of the whole kit (Elementor Website Templates)
- The same pages as separate templates, to add to an existing site
- Global colors (including the five gradient colours) and fonts
- Fully responsive
- Step-by-step guide (HTML)
Made to build a waitlist
- Launch countdown (days, hours, minutes, seconds) from one date setting; after launch it switches to a "We're live" panel with a button, and the texts change to their "live" versions
- Waitlist form with email check and an in-place confirmation: "You're #1,284 in line", with a little confetti burst
- The place in line is remembered in the browser, so a refresh or the thank-you page shows the same number
- "Skip the line" box with a personal link, copy button and email share
- Moving gradient background made in CSS (no video, no images), which stands still for visitors who prefer reduced motion
Works with the free tools
- Elementor (free) 3.20+, tested with 4.3.5
- Hello Elementor theme (free)
- Elementor Pro is not required
Fonts and icons: Urbanist and Red Hat Text (free Google Fonts), simple SVG icons and Font Awesome social icons (included with Elementor).
Please note: no photos are needed. The waitlist form is a design block: connect it to your email tool to collect real sign-ups (see the guide). The place-in-line number is a demo counter kept in the visitor's browser, not a real queue. All names, numbers and dates in the demo are fictional.
