Looking for some #landing-page-feedback :-)
Looking for some #landing-page-feedback :-)
I'm the cofounder of FeaturePeek, a tool for software teams to collaborate on front-end implementations in progress. At my last startup, our designers were giving implementation feedback too late in the release cycle, and were submitting their feedback across multiple channels (Slack, Trello, GitHub, etc). FeaturePeek aims to collect this feedback all in one place and earlier in the development process. We do this by leveraging automatic feature environments for every pull request behind the scene (#kubernetes ftw).
That's the basic pitch. Does it make sense? Looking for feedback particularly from web designers and #webdev developers. Let me know what you think. (Honesty is appreciated above all else, no matter how brutal!)
I didn't read you pitch above and went straight to the landing page. My questions:
Good luck!
Very useful feedback, thank you for taking the time! I will keep this in mind for our next iteration.
Nothing to say other than this is awesome. This will be the next big thing for product collaboration for sure. Congrats on tackling this very real problem. I liked the page and everything was clear. I’d liked to have more screen shots or actual tool mockups vs illustrations but I’m guessing you are still developing those.
That's right -- we'll post screenshots on the marketing page when they're ready. Stay tuned :-)
I think the first thing that stands out to me is that there's a lot of text on the landing page.
I think it's also important to have screenshots - I like that there's a GitHub screenshot so I know that it's part of the GitHub workflow, but given that it's a frontend tool, I think it's important to either have a mockup or screenshot of an actual implementation in place.
Hope that helps!
Good point – we'll add those when they're ready. Thanks!