Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
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Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#2I like the colors, especially the buttons, but I would suggest changing the background of the top-section on the landing page, perhaps to a black, to draw my eyes more to that spot.
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#3I like the colors, especially the buttons, but I would suggest changing the background of the top-section on the landing page, perhaps to a black, to draw my eyes more to that spot.
Thanks for the feedback! We want to keep everything really simple and clean, maybe we will go with a darker shade of grey up top.
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#4Looks clean, but my eyes aren't drawn to any one place, as hobonumber1 mentioned. I would take a different approach, and place the tagline underneath the logo, so that I actually know what the company that runs this website does.
Once I know that, I'll move on to reading the bullet points - if they adequately outline some interesting features of the product relating to the tagline, I'll watch the video.
Only after the bullet points or video, though, will I be looking for a 'click to join' button.
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#5This looks like a really cool product - put one clear call to action at the top, instead of your three sub-points. Look at http://www.mixpanel.com for some inspiration. They have the best landing page I've ever seen (and the funny thing is that it's probably always changing).
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#6This looks like a really cool product - put one clear call to action at the top, instead of your three sub-points. Look at http://www.mixpanel.com for some inspiration. They have the best landing page I've ever seen (and the funny thing is that it's probably always changing).
Thanks! Wow their landing page is legit I love it.
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#7Looks clean, but my eyes aren't drawn to any one place, as hobonumber1 mentioned. I would take a different approach, and place the tagline underneath the logo, so that I actually know what the company that runs this website does. Once I know that, I'll move on to reading the bullet points - if they adequately outline some interesting features of the product relating to the tagline, I'll watch the video. Only after th…
Thanks for the insight!
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#8This looks like a really cool product - put one clear call to action at the top, instead of your three sub-points. Look at http://www.mixpanel.com for some inspiration. They have the best landing page I've ever seen (and the funny thing is that it's probably always changing).
Rapportive is perhaps my favorite - http://rapportive.com/ - it also has a single call to action, but I think the way they show off the feature in-page is even better.
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#9The tool seems geared towards beginners, but there are very few beginners that would be exposed to it naturally without some kind of super value add that experienced tweeters would find useful. I would refocus the marketing, branding, and product towards them so that they start sharing how useful the service is (for more powerful features) and keep the beginner stuff for when actual beginners find out about it.
Re: Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.
#10I see too many numbers, it's not immediately clear what for. Maybe create a 5 second test to really help optimise it.
http://fivesecondtest.com/