Use case: ui-mockup.
Task: reimagine the ThetaCow landing page so a newcomer understands the product in one glance instead of reading repeated paragraphs.
Inputs: image 1 is the actual desktop landing page; image 2 is its actual full mobile page. Use these as product/brand references, not a layout to preserve.
Keep identity: ThetaCow wordmark, warm espresso #12100E, ivory #F4EFE6, restrained persimmon #FF6B4A, elegant Fraunces-style serif and plain sans-serif UI.
Content contract: User chooses assets, their own price, and end date. Price/date stay fixed once created. The position trades in pieces; completed trades determine the outcome. At the end the user may hold either asset or a mix. No promised yield, no guaranteed purchase at the named price. Current new deposits are closed. Primary action "Try a sample"; secondary "Your positions". Essential brief note "New deposits are not open yet." Preserve a short "Price and date stay fixed. Returns are not guaranteed." and optional "Fees & risks" disclosure. The fee is 1% annualized, charged when closing, not an APY return.
Goal: at most 100 visible words, one clear visual explanation that REPLACES paragraphs. The phone should show headline, primary action and the beginning of the visual within its first screen. Avoid repeated cards of prose, tiny disclaimers, fake metrics/charts/history, coin-rain income imagery, three decorative arrows with no product meaning, hamburger menus for two links.
Output: one polished, buildable concept board with a desktop landing screen and a real readable 390px mobile layout side by side, no browser/device frames, no annotations outside the screens.

Hypothesis A — a compact visual flow. Use one meaningful three-stage infographic: what you hold → your instruction (price + date) → a variable final asset mix, with the intervening trading clearly conditional. Make this the central explanatory element. Example only: USDC funding; instruction to buy WETH at 2,400 USDC per WETH by 30 Sep; possible outcome WETH, USDC or both. Label "Illustrative example". Do not depict trading as happening only at the target price. Do not depict a mandatory full conversion at the deadline. Abstract asset symbols, a price marker and calendar can help replace words; arrows must mean sequence, not assured money flow. Explore a fresh composition, not the old paragraph layout in cards.