(This article is largely based on this reddit page, and keith's post about Landing Pages^(Forum))

Landing Page

(also called Starting Page, Home Page Campaign Home Screen or Splash Screen)

Landing page is the default page on Roll20 games, where players usually start from each session, and which is often left open to be viewed in-between sessions. At it's simplest form, it can be seen as an empty "placeholder page" for the players to be moved to when the GM doesn't want them to see other pages.

Elements

Landing Pages can vary greatly in both looks and function, but here is a non-exhaustive list of characteristics it might have:

Players
- Shows the Player Character w/ art & names, some stats
- A text area detailing the last adventure or xp award
- The latest treasure that has not been divvied up (useful if you use cards for inventory)
- Clues to follow up on
Summary of latest player events/sessions
general synopsis of the campaign
Show a world/campaign map
Art to make the page look nice, (maybe even make it look like a real table or noticeboard)
noticeboard (either a in-game or out-of-game version), that contain:
- lore or other in-game news
- listing jobs/quests the players might take on(Useful in West Marches-style games)
NPCs
- highlight prominent NPCs/factions
- A Rogues Gallery of the BBEG and his/her lieutenants
- A Kill Record— X-ed out tokens of defeated adversaries
An area for players to scribble on with the drawing tools (some people gotta)

Many GMs moves players to view this page between sessions, so that if they login to the game outside sessions, they see the Landing Page and useful info, and avoids possible spoilers, if the GM is making changes to the map players are currently on/last session ended with.

Many or most Marketplace modules & adventures have a basic form of a Landing Page, that usually displays the cover artwork of the game Module, along with maybe displaying tokens for pre-generated characters. It's the first thing the players see when joining the game for the first time, and is useful as a placeholder to not spoil the first "proper" map prematurely. Starting info on the game is usually kept on the N Journal-tab in handouts, along with instructions for the GM on what handout they might want show the players at the start.

Games/Campaigns with tons of players, such as West Marches-style of games, can greatly benefit from having a solid Landing Page with lots of info, when there are frequent games and not all attend each session. Info on the latest events in the campaign along with status of characters/factions can be great for getting people up to speed with the important stuff whether they just joined the campaign or have missed a session or few.