Hey everyone,
For this time around, I tried to put extra effort in the landing page design, I tried choosing words more carefully for my new note taking app Memo (https://usememo.com)
Would love to hear your feedback on the landing page, or the app. Do you think it encapsulates the app? What do you think about the narwhal sketch?
Cheers!
I like it. The Use In Browser button is the best part, giving users hands-on experience with the app while reading about the app in the Welcome to Memo note sheet.
Hey landing page looks pretty good! In the future or if you still are looking for some designer quality feedback on your designs I'd love to help you out! I recently started a design feedback website called Pastryy, we can provide designer quality feedback on your logos, websites and mobile app designs.
You can check us out here: www.Pastryy.com
Here's a sample of our feedback as well:
https://www.notion.so/saucedesigns/Ugenly-Feedback-a7639dc9016b4aa084a2831762aed34d
The narwhal is a memorable image. But I wouldn't have been able to name the creature withuot your hint here. I'm not sure if that's a problem.
I may not be your target user because although I use git, I'm not familiar with gists. Are "insights" a term that a gist user would be familiar with? I don't really get what it's about from your page, but if your target users know already, then again, may not be a problem.
Actually "insights" is a term I created for this app. If you see the app, you will have insights for every line at the sidebar. As in "insights for this line"
But you are right on the fact that it is not clear on first look, and inventing terms like this is dangerous as it might be confused or mistakenly associated with unintended things.
Ty for the feedback, I will look into making it more clear!
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Aah, yes. I was also trying to figure out some sort of easter egg, like maybe narwhal can randomly talk, or the horn might point to producthunt badge etc. I will look into this or flip it.
Also you are right will fix that to "Use in Browser". I'm esl :)