Hey everyone!
I'm building a design app with code export support and planning to do an alpha launch very soon. I was wondering if I could get some feedback on the landing page and its content - whether it's easy to understand what it is about, what could be improved, etc...
Thanks a lot!
It's a great landing page! Well done 👏
It's cool to have a concrete idea of the app with the screenshot.
Here are my feedbacks:
-Other questions: what happens after generating my code? If I have an existing project? If I need to update something?
That's it. I hope it will help you!
Thanks a lot! That's great feedback, I already fixed some things, and I am planning to launch next week.
I guess that's the part that's easier to answer after trying out the app, I also added a video to explain that, but it might still be unclear unless tried, so let's see :)
Thanks again
I've done some major updates, wondering if it's easier to convey the message now?
Piggybacking off Julclt's last point, an faq section might go a long way to assuaging people's fears.
It looks good very good job. However, I think you should highlight what you are doing. So "My name is Kubi - into code." should be more vivid and obvious than different features. Also, when you click the "START FOR FREE" button on the right top, I hope there would be an exit button somewhere.
Thanks a lot! By being vivid and obvious - do you mean just like color wise, more popping text or something more?
Also for the "Exit" option - would you expect to have some sort of back button?
For color-wise, Yes! I think people should not find what you are doing.
Also, if someone accidentally clicks the button accidentally, they may want to go back or something.
As far as I understand, Kubi is an automated SaaS product that enables customers to design and immediately turn it into code on various platforms. The basic concept behind it is easy to understand. However, at first I was unsure if Kubi was a person or AI, so it would be helpful if this is clarified at the first impression.
Oh, that's a great observation, thanks a lot! It's pretty obvious now, but I missed it before :) already fixed