This is an awesome initiative — thank you, Indie Hackers community!
This is an awesome initiative — thank you, Indie Hackers community!
I’m working on Profitkit, a Stripe management app that primarily allows you to visualize your subscription cash flows via a calendar view, manage your customers easily and on-the-go, and view simple MRR metrics.
Would love any and all feedback on how to improve the landing page :)
#landing-page-feedback
Really like what you're building and IMO your page is great (I still need to work on mine, hi-res photos are always my problem),
My only comment would be on the "coming soon" portion, it kind of seemed awkward placing it after the "interested in" signup page, I think those features coming soon are maybe something you might want to show to your users before they get to the sign up form?
I thought it was the end of the page but then kept scrolling and saw the last two.
Otherwise, I really like the product and page!
Hey JC,
Thanks so much for all the feedback — really appreciate it! Interesting and good point about the “Interested In” Form. I think I will move that form to the bottom and move the contact form to another page entirely (so the forms aren’t stacked on top of each other).
If you’re using Stripe, please feel free to sign up and provide any additional feedback for ProfitKit — we’re always looking to improve the product and make sure our customers genuinely like it!
Also not sure if this will help, but here’s my 2 cents about better quality photos. I just checked out Fairpay (really like the minimalistic layout and the fonts used by the way), and I noticed that you’re using Squarespace to host your images — not sure if Squarespace still has this limitation, but I know from personal experience in the past, Squarespace had a hard time dealing with images wider than 2500px.
I would recommend using Photoshop to resize your images and then save them for the web by doing the following:
File -> Export -> Save for Web (Legacy) -> set preset to PNG 24 (great for transparency) or JPEG High (Quality: anywhere from 60 to 80 is typically good enough) -> specify image size (set W: 2500px or smaller) -> Save
Thanks again, and best of luck with Fairpay!
Thanks a bunch for the feedback and help Amy! Will definitely implement the photoshop recommendation.
I'm using Squarespace overall because I completely lack the coding knowledge otherwise and it allowed me to quickly draft the page without much homework on my end. My plan is definitely to get off Squarespace as soon as possible.
Thanks again!
No problem at all — glad I could help!
Squarespace is actually a great first step — I did something similar a few years ago where I needed to get a site out fast and didn’t have much web dev experience at the time.
Let me know if you have any questions about hosting your site or alternatives to Squarespace — happy to give out advice or suggestions.
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Hey Matt,
This is awesome feedback — thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts!
Actually made a few adjustments to the landing page today! We (I'm working with another developer) ended up scrapping the “Coming Soon” portion entirely for now because as you and JC said, it seems a bit out of place and makes the viewer read through a lot for something that isn’t finished just yet. We moved the Contact form into its own page as well.
True! I’m planning on tidying up the copy soon and reducing the text as much as possible. Great point about the grey text — I will try experimenting with the margins, text size, and color to see if I can make the features text appear secondary to the screenshots.
Thanks again!