Clean Split Layout That Just Works

The two-column structure here is doing all the heavy lifting. Left side sells, right side converts. Simple. The form floats on a white card against that soft gray background, making it feel approachable rather than intimidating despite having quite a few fields.

Trust Signals Done Right

Skyscanner, Uber, DocuSign, Expedia. The logo grid below the headline is stacked two rows deep, and it hits hard without being overkill. Then they layer in G2 Crowd, Forbes, and Gartner badges underneath. That's three levels of social proof before you even glance at the form. Smart.

Typography and Color Keep It Tight

The type hierarchy is solid. "Get Demo" in bold black, subtext in a lighter gray, and that tiny "DEMO" label up top in Mixpanel's signature blue. Speaking of blue, the CTA button is the only real color pop on the right side. It pulls your eye exactly where it needs to go. The form fields use placeholder text instead of labels, keeping everything minimal. One thing that stands out: the country code selector with the French flag. Little localization details like that show thoughtfulness.