Hey all,
Would greatly appreciate some feedback on my landing page. Can you understand what we're offering? Is the value clear to you? Or are there things that don't make sense to you?
https://www.huum.io/
Thanks
Here is some feedback of your landing page, hope this is helpful!
HuumFeedbackLink
Gosh, this is really great - thanks for the insightful feedback, looks like you did put some real effort into it :)
Your product also seems super useful for synthesising design feedback neatly (Which in my day job is a big mess) so I might actually decide to incorporate this for my team.
I'm a bit unclear tho, how easy is it to take those screenshots? Is each section an image that you have to upload manually?
Thanks, hopefully some of the feedback was helpful. Let me know if you need any other thoughts for future versions or other products.
Currently the screenshots are manual, but on my MacBook it was fairly easy to drag+drop into place since screenshots show up in the corner when you take them, then can drag into place.
We are just now testing our MVP, but will likely automate this process soon if we continue to get positive feedback. We want to get a bit of an idea how people are using the product and what they find most useful, then going to make those pieces easier/automated.
UI looks really good! What's the tech stack?
The whole website is built on NextJS + Firebase
As for the UI, it's mainly tailwind with a dash of mantine.dev for some functionality
The value is clear to me.
I am not an expert in design, but I think you should put something more eye catching in the left upper corner: a logo, an icon or a bigger font with more style for "Huum".
There is a Sign up, which leads to a page "Sign up for early access".
The user doesn't know if he is subscribing to a waiting list or if he will have an instant access to the features.
You have to clarify this point.
Thanks, that makes sense - will re-work the early access sign-up page
Maybe include "applicant tracking system" somewhere just because that's the space you are playing in. If someone is looking for it, they will know they hit on the right type of application.