Hey guys,
Been working on this landing page (http://signup.circuitstream.com/make-virtual-reality-apps-unity-training-course) for several weeks and I'm really stuck in the weeds.
Looking for feedback on anything from writing better copy, to improving design, and SEO.
Appreciate any outside perspective!
Cheers,
Lou
A couple of comments regarding the design:
(Using a 15" Macbook Pro)
You should make intro text more visible. Consider adding a background color. The majority of the text lands over the womans hand, making it borderline unreadable.
Choose an image that actually leads your eyes towards the text and button. Ideally the woman should be looking the opposite direction.
Your CTA button should have a different color. Doesn't really matter which, but should be in contrast to the image. Since your image is blue toned, aim for colors like red, orange or green. Just google color wheel and choose a color on the oposite side from your image.
There's a 40px high white bar over the image on my computer. And the top of the first headline is positioned 460px from the top of the browser screen. This actually pushes your CTA button under the fold.
Bit undecided about the course listing. Maybe try a vertical listing instead. Might be more readable.
Testimonials, if you have any :-)
Lastly I think your course overview video should be waaaay higher on the page. For a landing page it more important than pretty much everything else. I'd ditch the woman and put your video first with your text and button next to it.
If you're reluctant to have your face being the first thing people see, don't worry at all. Your personality comes off great and you have a trusting face and voice :-)
Best of luck with your endeavour!
Hey Jrn, this is awesome feedback, thank you! Going to make some changes now and see if it improves the overall page design.
Hey Lou, looks like a great resource.
Here are a few thoughts on the layout of the page:
Hope this helps, good luck with the project!
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Interesting. So deliberately writing something like, "Need a Receipt for your employer? We offer professional training receipts."
Do you have an example?
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