My first single landing page I put up a week ago got flamed bad and I kinda agreed with it. I added more pages and explained what I'm working on. I'm still really up in the air on the color scheme though. When I look at it I just think of the easter bunny.
Hi, @Azerax!
The problem here is not as much with the color scheme, but more with the structure and hierarchy.
No offence; I know you put a lot of effort into creating this page, but my first impression is that I am looking at raw wireframes instead of a mature product. The second equal problem is that it takes effort to scan your page and understand what it is all about. There are reasons for these 2 problem categories.
Visual problems:
Messaging problems:
Overall advice: If you don’t have professional design skills, you risk to stuck in the dead loop of fixes till you get to solid result. So just find some solid SaaS or CRM template and refill it with your text and adjust colors a little bit + comments above.
@Azerax congrats on your launch, here's 3 quick feedback points for you:
Your hero should answer:
✅ What is it?
✅ Who’s it for?
✅ What do I do next?
Only ask for what you need.
Start with an email. That’s it.
More fields = more friction = less conversions.
Show them the process in 3 steps: ( example below )
Visual walkthroughs reduce hesitation.
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