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I've just totally simplifed my landing page, need feedback

I've released early access to my product yesterday https://reactui.boutique but I noticed that some people were confused after checking out the landing page, not being sure what exactly the product is about.

I've now left just the hero section with one tagline and simple cta.

People who are my target audience should be able to grasp from looking at it what the product is about, and if they want to explore it it is a click of a button away (no login).

People who are not my target audince and get confused, well, its good that I do not waste their time with a longer page I guess :)

What do you think.

on January 31, 2021
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    Hi Sasa,

    I am a Frontend Developer. I've used Vue and React in several projects. The message that I get is that it is a ready to use UI component library but it does more than that.

    It is actually a drag and drop editor to select pre-made UI components and actually build a landing page. This carries more value for the developer. Highlight this important aspect of the product. It is also not clear on the components page.

    I came across this when I watched the video. You need to clearly state that it is a drag and drop editor to build the landing page for your next React project.

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    so, basically your selling a design, but you might not be showing it off in the best way
    For one, the main page dark theme is beautifal, but the light one, is horrific, like child painting, no thinking of color pallets (sorry to be blunt, but seriously)
    When browsing componants your should somehow condense things, I don't need full view pages with a window bar on top and spacing on a single coloumn for everything other common platforms split to 3 columns to browse templates and show 3-5 lines a page with a zoom in option (lightbox style commonly)
    Also div.css-5q3jpw is like 25-40% of the screen