Does my landing page make you try the editor?
Hey everyone!
I'm preparing to launch my new Professional Drag&Drop Email Editor and I would love to know your feedback!
- Does my landing page make you try the editor?
- Do you find the design appropriate?
- Would you in the future consider using this kind of product?
- Do you think that the pricing fits the value of the product?
- How do you like the MVP all together (1-10) + why?
- Do you think the MVP is ready to be launched?
Website: https://dragit.io
I am open to any feedback and looking forward to sharing the experiences of the launch. Thank you! :-)
Very nice product!
I recommend getting rid of the choices and just show people a single template and ask people to drag if that's what you want. My initial reaction is that I don't know what it is and I don't want to click that because I want to scroll down to see what product this is.
Also I don't see anything that might give me a reason to try the pro version. There's literally no explanation what make the pro version different.
That's all feedback I can give as I don't believe I'm qualified to comment on other fronts. ;)
Good luck with your launch!
That is such a good feedback! Thank you so much! :-)
That was the original idea and I somehow made it like its now. I will revert it back to the auto-select one of the templates, to make people drag&drop and use the editor.
No problem. I would appreciate it if you can give me feedback on my site too
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/excited-to-launch-in-a-few-days-anything-i-can-improve-a17923196f
As someone who has struggled with the limitations of email HTML, I'm definitely interested in trying an editor like this.
For me, this landing page would make me willing to try the product, but not yet convinced it's for me. I would need to see if the templates are customizable enough for my design ideas.
The reason I wouldn't be excited is that the design of the site and the templates don't feel that aligned with current email designs, at least from my perspective as a woman who gets a lot of promotional emails. The black background, orange and green, and the logo feel a bit more tech-y than design-y, when this should be a design-focused product.
I'm not sure about line "Don't believe us?". I think its kind of combative. It would be stronger to just make a statement about how you can try the product right away.
In the footer there's a typo "Freatures".
Anyway, looking forward to trying out your product!
Thank you for your feedback! :-)
Those are really good ideas, what to think about.
When talking about the current email designs, could you provide me with an example of what you mean? It would really help.
I think part of what I'm reacting to is the lack of white space surrounding the templates and within some of the designs. Most people's email apps have a white background and the pops of color are balanced with a bit of whitespace on the sides of the email and the UI, and between sections of the email. I like bold colors but a couple of the templates feel a little heavy with the full-width backgrounds. Just my opinion though!
Also, it doesn't look like the site mentions mobile optimization or responsive design, and only shows desktop examples.
A few brands that came to mind with nice emails are Bombas, Moo, Healthyish, Patagonia, and Minted.
Thanks! Now I understand more about what you thought.
I will look into those brands and we will make more of those to make it more simple for our customers to use it.
Having a link would be great I suppose!
Ahaha, no-idea how did I miss this. Thank you, post updated, here you go: https://dragit.io :-)