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Hello hackers,
My name is Stefan. I'm launching the landing page for my SaaS called Pixelform and I'm looking for your thoughts on it.
👇 Project link
https://pixelform.io
👇 I'm looking for your opinion on
- how well or maybe not so well the information is presented to you
- if everything makes sense, if it's clear or maybe something is ambiguous
- if the page is not looking right (responsiveness)
- anything else really
👇 Landing page mission
My goal with the landing page is to explain Pixelform and have the people that are interested in it subscribe to hear about the launch.
I'm open to your suggestions and recommendations.
👇 Learnings
I've built the landing page twice. First time I used Tailwind and Vue. Everything went great. I loved it. However, midway through I realised I'm going to need a lot more pages. My "design" approach with this landing page is to design it as I code it? As in, just writing Tailwind classes until it looked good. Well, that doesn't scale. Not if you want 10 + pages or blog.
So I changed it up to use Webflow, and it was a life saver. If you want to save yourself time and just get it done, consider Webflow. (even if you are a 10X developer)
📝 If by any chance you like Pixelform, dropping me a follow on Twitter would mean a lot. I'm in the single digits there. LOL.
Like it a lot! It's a beautiful site and a high-value use-case.
One piece of feedback would be to make it clearer upfront WHO your customer is. Might be as easy as adding a "for developers" or "for bootstrappers" in your Hero message. Think talking to more people in what you think your first intended group of users is could help too.
Also, I kinda burned out on the value props after a while so it might be worth it to distribute them a bit better or focus on a small # of them (this is more of a nitpick than the first piece of feedback though)
Cheers and congrats on the launch!
👋🏻 Gabriel,
Thank you for the kind words and for breaking the ice.
You’ve made great points and I agree with you on both.
I will need to niche down. My main target is developers and no-code developers i.e Webflow designers / developers. So yeah, I need to do something about that.
I see where you’re coming from. I should be able to scatter those value props throughout the pages. Having the main ones on the landing page and the rest on their respective pages (Forms and Endpoints). Hope that will smooth things out.
That way I can have the user pick what he wants to look at rather than having him reading a Xmas groceries list worth of features. 😂
Once again, thank you for your input. It’s much appreciated.