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Alternative for Landing Page

English Language & Usage Asked on March 18, 2021

In the web design world a Landing Page is typically the first page that you land on in a website that is quite long and shows you the majority of the websites information. Typically used to sell a product or service.

I like this style for an Excel report in which all the analytics, tables etc are on one sheet which extends downs in a similar fashion to a Landing Page, I don’t want to call it a Landing Page or Landing Page Report unless I really have to as the terms is linked to website. Is there an alternative or general such term.

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I echo what @HotLicks said, the first thing that came to mind for me was a "home page."

My understanding is that the phrase "landing page" is more commonly the web developer side phrase and "home page" is more the consumer side.

For example, when talking to a web developer, a manager might ask that they add a new feature to the landing page. A consumer might notice a new phone for sale after visiting a website's home page.

In both cases, it is clear that both are referring to the first page of the website (the first page that contains summarily constructed information). In this case, the difference is the background of the speaker who is using the word.

Answered by Ethan on March 18, 2021

Specific to spreadsheets I have seen switchboard used when there are buttons for the user to choose from that take them to different forms.

As others have said, a home page, or main page is commonly used and recognized.

Wikipedia uses disambiguation for their pages that list links to separate pages that all share a common name, example: Cat (disambiguation).

It all depends on your specific usage and context, but I believe home page is probably the best fit and most recognized.

Answered by Tyler N on March 18, 2021

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