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Looking for feedback on my problem statement/landing page

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I'm making my first foray into building a SaaS product "the right way" and am looking to get some feedback on my problem statement and initial landing page.

I've always been the type to write a bunch of code in the dark and then convince myself to scrap whatever I'm working on before it's seen the light of day... or worse, wind up building something that no one really wants.

This time around, though, I'm starting by validating my initial approach to the problem that I'm attempting to solve. It's a problem space that I've been interested in for several years, since I first used BugHerd... but every tool I've used since then has left me wanting more flexibility and utility.

Appreciate any feedback you might have!

Without further ado: https://bugcatcher.io/

on September 1, 2020
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    I'm not the target audience but I think this could be a great product. As for the landing, it's a bit dry but the copy is good and engaging. Since this is supposed to relieve an explicit and frustrating pain point, this kind of landing would be more than enough to validate the concept.

    I'll add my voice to aleluc13's : if you can, add a couple of nice illustrations to make it more lively.

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      Thanks, Adrien! I appreciate the kind words and encouragement.

      Already started working on putting together a more visually engaging version of the landing page, based on the feedback in this thread.

      My goal with this initial version was to keep the time investment as minimal as possible, while still giving out enough information to get a bit of validation for the idea. Seems the idea is resonating a bit, but the lack of visuals might be making it a bit difficult to fully connect with everyone.

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        Yeah, I mean it's always nicer but imho it's not worth spending a couple of weeks on this alone. You can tweak it incrementally while waiting for replies on your cold reach and start engaging directly with potential customers to have truly valuable feedback.

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    I'm totally agree with you, QA needs to evolve. Just a minor feedback to your landing page,it needs more images or at least one illustration to show how BugCatcher works :)

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      Thanks, Lucas! Excellent suggestion... definitely going to do that.

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