IMHO, mint.com's homepage does a few things that make it a compelling
and convincing screen: 

- Tabs allow users to learn more about various site features without
leaving the page
- Features and benefits are displayed visually, showing the actual
product 
- The Sign Up CTA remains consistent in all tabs
- Lists 4 benefits in a personal and meaningful manner by talking to
different audience needs. All 4 benefits lead to a different reason
on the "why use mint" page.
 
Chapter 4 in Joshua Porters "Designing for the Social Web"
addresses this type of content as well.


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