Any Suggestions for our consulting landing page?

Hey @IndieHacker423, I've got a few notes on this one!

1. CTA - For me, your call to action doesn't fit the rest of the page. "Tell me about your problem" feels too vague. I don't know what you're going to do to help me solve the problem, I don't know if you can solve my problem.

I think a Get Started CTA would help bring in more leads and get the ball rolling

2. Form fill should fit to one page. The Form fill populates a little funny and makes it hard to navigate. With your current form, you should be able to view the entire thing without scrolling.

3. Go in more depth - The 5 steps you've outlined before the fold need more information. The way they are laid out right now, I really wanted to be able to click on each button so that I could learn more.

Hey there!

I'll echo the previous comments but add a couple.

1. Testimonials (as someone else pointed out) are a must. They build social proof and give you some credibility.

2. Portfolio/Case studies. These also build credibility and show me that you're capable of doing the work, both in terms of quality and type of project.

3. Client list could be a nice add if you've worked with some reputable brands. If not, has your work been showcased anywhere recognisable? Add logos there to show that and build some authority.

4. The page is a little light on details. I like that you're keeping the messaging short and simple, and I THINK I understand the service. So you've done well so far. But I need a bit more, as other commentors have said. Tell me your software stack, your process, what are the steps I take as a customer to go from a guy on this page to one of your clients? What assurances or safety net can you offer? Free consultation? Money back guarantee? Etc. Take the risk away for the prospective client.

5. When I click 'tell us about your project', I get a contact popup that I can't close. I eventually figured out I could click the top level nav to get away from it, but that's easily fixed by adding a close or cancel button. Just a simple usability fix.

6. Try and be consistent in your call to actions. 'Tell us about your project' and 'Get started' take me to the same place. 'Contact' lets me tell you about my project, email you or chat. There's quite a lot above the fold competing for my attention. What's the one action you want me to take? Remove all others, and put them in the footer.

I hope this helps.

Hello!

You have a very nice landing page! In the spirit of 'true friends tell you what you don't want to hear' I hope it is ok if I try to provide my honest feedback? I recognize this is just my opinion...

If I was looking for a software developer I'd want them to:

1. See your portfolio so I can evaluate the quality of your work

2. Know more about the team so I can evaluate your education and experience

3. Know what type of development you specialize in (React, Swift, Laravel, etc.)

4. The color scheme. I may be biased because I am US based but I don't appreciate the color scheme as much (the black background with the hyacinth accent)? Do you have a target market? If it is the US I'd mimic what your top competitors do in the US in terms of color schemes. US customers are probably used to seeing those colors.

5. Current client list. People often only want to work with developers who have an established client list

Great landing page though! Good luck!

I'd switch your headline and subheadline around

Headline: Your Project. Launched in Weeks.

Subheadline: Products. MVPs. Designs. Delivered Fast.

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And as other comments have pointed out, examples/projects would be good to show

Include testimonials and/or example projects.