Landing page feedback needed!

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I like this landing page better.

Hi Carlo,
A couple of insights:

• It's subtle, but it makes a difference: I'd change "Create online portfolio
  without coding" to "Create your online portfolio without coding". That way it feels a little more personal.
• There are many options to develop a no-code portfolio, and they've been around for years, offer great templates, and integrations. What sets you apart? Why should users pay attention? Make that abundantly clear.
• The visual element is a little lacking. Show how these portfolios look from the get-go. You'll want your users to be amazed and want to create something similar.
• Who are you targetting specifically? Just anyone who needs a portfolio or specific niches? Don't be afraid to niche down, that way your messaging will feel more precise and concrete.
• The resume generator and form sections look a little confusing. Maybe I'd adopt a two-column grid

Hope it was useful!

Street cred 😅: I've been planning, writing & designing SaaS websites for c.5 years.

Hi @Carlo, the website looks clean. I could not figure out clear benefits of the product/service.

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The landing page is very clean. I have few suggestions first thing would be it would look nice if you could put the example button in the top nav bar and instead of just one you could have a page which has few examples in it.
Adding the other options to nav bar like How it works, Find more potential..., etc this would make it easier to just navigate with single click.
In Find more potential clients & leads section since there is only 3 images for showing the steps try it horizontally so that i can have the same information without less scrolling.

I think the look of the site is nice, but for the hero portion, it's a little confusing.

From what I gathered, it's for programmers who want a website to show off their portfolio?

Not sure if programmers would even need to code to just get a website up, considering there are many free hosting options for websites where programmers can just link to their projects on github or elsewhere.

If you're more dedicated to serving programmers building their portfolio pages, I would not sell it as a no-code website option, since that would be an expectation already, otherwise they would have just coded their own website.

I would also put in more example images of webpages that are larger as well so they get a better look of how it will look like.

I would also make the pricing clearer. So far, you have "try for free", but what happens after the free trial? No one likes to waste time with a website where the pricing isn't clear. A free trial is time wasted and more effort needed to find a new platform if the pricing is only discovered later and you don't like it.

I would make pricing more transparent.

Btw, speaking of websites and your resume generator, are you using GPT-3? Sounds interesting it's being applied in this way! Especially considering GPT-3 apps that I mostly see are 100% based on it rather than just being part of an app.

And regarding AI, I'm actually developing an AI service. Essentially, it's for devs creating AI apps. We host existing open source AI models on the cloud give API access to devs for these AIs.

Here's the website for now, and I also have a twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRealEtch

Good luck!

Very nice! The above the fold area is visually clean and give the information need. I would love to have an illustration of the portfolio right on the landing page itself instead of the link to the example. Even though the portfolio example is still part of your product, you don't want people to leave your landing page. Show them right on the landing page and maybe give them the option to see the example for them selves. And as it has already been pointed out, use a real example and not a fake profile.

Your H1 is super strong, I love it! But the sub-header has a bit of repetition copy-wise. Use the space to sell your product even more instead of repeating the H1. Here are some ideas:

H1 ideas

• Create your online portfolio without coding.
• The no-code tool for online portfolios

Sub-header

• Show your work, find new clients and auto-generate your resume. All with a single click and no code.

Just my quick thoughts. Generally, very cool idea.

Over the fold area looks clean and visually pleasing. The logo is simple but I kind of like it. It sounds a bit like a open world space exploration game backed up by blockchain but it's not too bad.

I like the "see example" thing but I dislike how that example portfolio is using a fake photo. This is your number one opportunity to show off what your product can do, why would you use this opportunity to show fake data? Show us your portfolio, for example. Use this opportunity to tell your story.

I really like how the four boxes in the "How it works" area are all fully clickable. It's way too common to see people have clickable things like these to only be clickable if you hit the text inside the box for example. The boxes look visually a bit dull, though. Using more colors would help. Also, the screenshot area on the right side is getting confusing, because you are basically showing screenshots of things with buttons. It's not clear from the UI whether those buttons are clickable, and that's not great for usability. For example, there is no reason why the "create account" thing showing up doesn't actually work. But now, it's a screenshot and nothing in it is clickable.

The same confusion with non clickable buttons continues in the contact form screenshot. I understand what you are trying to do, but this is not great for usability. The basic rule of UX design is that it should be absolutely clear what is clickable inside a UI without the need to move mouse cursor to hover over anything.

Another problem I see in the landing page that would prevent me from wanting to sign up is the lack of pricing information. If this thing is free, you should bring that up very clearly. If this is not free, how much is it?

I really like the basic idea here and I think this could be an interesting product. I would recommend you to do a bit of UX polishing, though.

PS. In the sample portfolio, it's very weird that the Skill logos are clickable and clicking them just brings up a low quality stretched version of the logo. There is no need for that and it just looks bad.

Thank you everyone for all your suggestions! I already deployed the updates to my website's landing page.

Hey @trythisusername,

Looks good overall but I would shortened some text strings, especially secondary ones which are smaller in size.

What if I'm already sold at the "Hot it works - Create account" step and I want to use the form in there but it's just a screenshot. Why not make it a real form?
Another solution is to make screenshots look more like screenshots and not parts of your site.

I would also review the logo on mobiles (auto-resized improperly) and reduced the empty space on the first screen on mobiles.

Hope it helps.