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I just published the landing page of my SaaS platform. Could you please give me some feedback on it?

by markgacoka

I'm working on the landing page for my developer productivity web app and would like some feedback. I'm giving back developer hours by visualizing parts of code. The website is intended for a developer audience but feedback
on the design and user experience is greatly appreciated

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on October 20, 2022
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    Initially I thought it was just a tool to visualise your code and that's it. I didn't understand WHY I would want to.

    Only after scrolling do I see that you propose it will help uncover security issues. Now I don't know HOW it will help uncover those issues.

    In that sense it's not convincing enough for me. There are minor layout issues, but I would focus on the content first.

    LeroyK's avatar LeroyK
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    This is a fairly simple landing page but it's definitely enough to start learning.

    Finer design tips:

    1. Try decreasing the space between the form field and the form field's title ("Join the waitlist" looks pretty far from the form itself to me)
    2. Currently your CTA is wrapping to two lines. Try to simplify the text to "Join" or "Join waitlist" with a slightly wider button.
    3. The contact link didn't work for me on click, but I can see that it's a mailto: link. I'm personally not a fan of those at all. It opens the default mail app and bums me out. I'd rather an email listed in the footer or a page with a big ole' h1 with an email than that.
    4. Your lineheights are really wide across the board. Consider making your header line heights more like 120% the size of the text.
    5. I'm missing any pricing. Is it free? Free forever? For now? Does it cost a ton? Just a little bit more info to give me confidence before I click submit on my email.

    Hope this helps!

    Tregg's avatar Tregg
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    4 years ago
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    I like the idea, and would maybe try and use. Only thing is I'd prefer it not be a web-app. An IDE would be my preference. Ideally a Mac IDE, since Notepad++ is hard to beat on Windows. If that's impossible, a web-app I can install and manage on my own server would be good too.

    mark_b1234's avatar mark_b1234
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    4 years ago
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    I have not found any information for what technologies this tool can be used for (TS, PHP?) :/

    ImNotTheRobot's avatar ImNotTheRobot
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    4 years ago
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    Site: https://cysuite.io

    The idea is to do the following through the graph in the dashboard:

    • Display the return values of functions
    • Show all function calls and highlight them at each execution step (like a debugger)
    • Display the current value of every variable in the stack frame
    • Show dependencies and imports
    • Classify the files and directories through the list at the bottom of the dashboard
    markgacoka's avatar markgacoka
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    4 years ago
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