Hello everyone. I've recently launched a custom-software development company "uberrote" and I'd love to have your honest opinion on the landing page of our website. Any type of feedback/criticism is welcomed and thanks a lot for helping me out.
uberrote: https://www.uberrote.com
Good-looking landing page! It might be useful to add/improve:
Thanks a lot for the feedback
This landing page is great! Having case studies featured is a great touch. I do not have much knowledge on the best practices for landing pages. But I think including a range of cost for projects would be nice to include.
Actually, the requirements of each project vary so much that it becomes extremely difficult to provide a range of cost. I think a cost estimation calculator should do the job. What do you think?
Like the flow of the page, couple of points:
Overall nice clean and engaging design. However, as there are potentially thousands of boutique software houses out there, I didn't quite get the feeling why you guys should stand out. Maybe something about your process, your culture, your existing projects, anything that sets you apart and that would grab a visitor's attention and fascinate them long enough for them to continue checkout out the rest of the page. These are my two cents, being in roughly the same business (pinecrest solutions) and also working on a landing page of a side project of my own (microbooks[dot]io) and have been receiving such feedback myself.
Good luck
Love the webpage look overall. One thing that looks odd to me is the footer. Looks and feels lopsided. Need to balance it a bit more.
Lot of good comments on here already - one extra thing I would add is that the page loads and starts off as one font, then transitions into another. Are you using Google Fonts or some web based font library to render? If so, there's some async lag with the font downloading. You should bundle your fonts in statically and reference them locally.
Great Landing Page, but I fell you can improve on:
Looks pretty good! A couple things:
some things appear clickable because of the cursor change to pointer, but they aren't (what we offer and our work sections)
may be fun to add a blurb somewhere on what Uberrote means, depending on what it means