I am looking for some quality feedback on the new landing page.

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned, but for a site dedicated to colors and fonts, it's very flat visually and not very inspirational as a resource.

1. Play around with the colors and have elements that really pop.
2. Play around with the typography to give it a strong sense of brand intent.
3. Push some examples on the main page of how useful the resource repo is.

Hey @Michael_Andreuzza! 👋 Great stuff, I've gone through the site and here's my feedback:

I think the menu button on the home page should be slightly bigger to be more apparent and the footer items slightly bigger as well, the letters look quite close to each other due to the font itself I think so when small it creates a slight blurred illusion from a distance, it could just be the media query on my screen size, for reference, I'm on the Macbook Air 13-inch.

I've used the extension I'm working on now to convert it to Figma to show you what I mean, have a look below, I used screenshots for subscribe the button and learn more and other icons so don't mind the pixels! 😄 Everything else converted well just quickly brushed up so there might be a few things missing.

Figma Preview: https://bit.ly/2GcTfpZ

Image Preview: https://imgur.com/nYzgOeg

Hope that helps!

Agreed with what others have said: it's 100% better than the old. Nice flow and very clean/easy to navigate. Has a similar flow to the actual Bulma site, which is not a bad thing.

Bear in mind, although you might find it boring, your potential customers might find it less stressful than endless navigation and too many options. Don't fall into the development/designer trap of way too many bells and whistles. Too many options is the exact same as not enough.

Good job!

I'd bring your CTA(call to action) above the fold. I'd also change the CTA, instead of learn more give the user the ability to subscribe immediately on the first page, that extra click will knock out a good % of people that may have subscribed. I think the copy could be more clear, what is the primary offer and build around that.

That is 100% improvement from the page at dribble. Very pleasant aesthetics also. I would add a bolder headline and possibly a picture at the top and focus more on story telling, either with examples or testimonials, to make it more humane and to drift away from a more vanilla content directory page.