Coming...page
http://statickit.com
I am working on the beta waitlist page, and its taking me time to setup my monorepo.
So far I got a basic coming soon page, any suggestions appreciate.
You can visit the website at: www.annosuite.com.
PS: Keep in mind this is only a one person team.
PS: I'd appreciate it if you don't spam the email newsletter with random emails, I can only gather 100 per month via the free tier from statickit.com
What is it?
I was there for less than two seconds before leaving. How can I follow your progress?
Get creative.
I am making ebook app/software for mobile, web, and desktop. I am also doing all the UI design and UX.
My app development progress, or the release? I thought email subscriptions would take sometime to implement, and realized I could use social media as "newsletters". I am creating an indiehackers page, which is the reason why I posted this--I got sidetracked.
Thank you for the feedback.
Just used Carrd.co, its damm easy and you can set a page in like 5 minutes.
I took most of the suggestions, and created: https://annosuite-8tn6d9z0t.now.sh.
I am developing a secondary version which will be updated sometime soon.
Links not working.
www.annosuite.com
I removed the old deployments, sorry about that.
I’d suggest adding 2 things, first add a 1-2 sentence slogan that sums up what you are building, second, add an action for the user to take specifically getting on your email list. Just get the embed code for a subscriber list off of mail chimp or something. It’s super easy
I found a component on npm for ReactJS, I will probably use that since my page is built with NextJS.
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Thank you, I will check out the article tomorrow. Its 3 hours past bedtime.
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I see, I am making a secondary landing page where it would contain all the details, after the launch. I don't want to expose too much details--I should have been clearer a out this. You do have a fair point. I should do an a/b while in production, and see which is more effective in conversions--followere, subscriptions, etc.
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Wasn't meant as an excuses, more of FYI. Thank you for your feedback. I am aware the website isn't great--layout/padding--on mobile.
The goal was not to present too much details, and serve more as gathering base for the audience, and when the launch would occur, post on social media a story, a post, and advertise them.
I see the flaw in this approach because I fail to grab the users interest in the product because of the vagueness, I am not able to accomplish my gathering audience goal.
I will add more details to the page.