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Give me feedback on my Startup landing page

https://www.skinscout.gg
submitted this linkon January 4, 2023
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    I think the landing page is pretty clear. By just looking at the over the fold area, I already understand what your product is. The overall color scheme is a bit dull visually, with just one shade of green dominating everything, but it's not too bad.

    It's odd why you have the "watch short video" button there, but it's disabled. If you don't have a video yet, just remove the button. Disabled buttons are almost always a bad UX decision.

    Considering how short your landing page content is, I would consider adding the pricing page information to the main landing page as well.

    The main problem in the landing page is regards of conversions is that you don't offer any incentive for me to sign up for an early access. People want to get things right now instead of some time in the future. If you want someone to join a waiting list, you should sweeten the deal by offering something in return for them waiting for you to get your thing ready. Such as, an early adopter pricing.

    Overall, I think this is pretty good, with some small tweaks, it could be even better. Well done.

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      Thank you for your response.

      I agree that offering a discount to early adopters could be a good way to increase interest and encourage more people to sign up.

      Thank you again for your feedback, I really appreciate that.

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    First off, love how simple it is!

    1. Why is everything aligned to the left? It ruins the symmetry
    2. Pricing should be on the same page. You already have a short page + not much in your navbar, so it makes sense to have pricing on the same page that clicking on the menu just jumps to.
    3. Your blog leads to a 404. Either make that a coming soon or remove it
    4. Building your twitter and discord for this will likely lead to more sales. In that case, try having social media in the header.
    5. About us and contact us are not links in the footer. They should not be there if you don't intend to have them work.

    To give an example of what a one page website look like, check out my Evoke. It's still pre-launch, but all the info is on one page.

    Btw, curious to see where this goes to followed you on twitter. Here's mine if you're curious about Evoke: https://twitter.com/TheRealEtch