Hey Indiehackers 👋
I have almost finished a landing page for a product that I launch next week and I would love to have your quick (or extensive) feedback :)
Also if you understand the message clearly.
I’d love your criticism, so please have a play around with it!
Thank you very much!
PS : the video section is just a placeholder for now, still need to work on this
One of the nicest and clearest value prop landing pages I’ve seen in a while. Really like the style.
My only negative feedback is the pop up chat thing is open by default - they’re annoying when they’re open and taking up space, especially on mobile
Thanks a ton for this adorable feedback @Shaunau I truly appreciate!
Wow, that's really an amazing landing page!
Talking about the design, I prefer bold text for the header and main titles. I also don't get the Bill Gates' quote in this context. You are offering the easy way to do things, that's your product. I would look for another quote, more adapt to your offering, for example, something that emphasizes the importance of spending time/energy on what matters.
Thanks mate @luqa greatly appreciate your time and for recording your feedback ! Indeed the quote from this good old Bill Gates "I always choose a lazy person to do a hard job, because he will find an easy way to do it." is an implicit explanation of why the app is called « Lazy ». Because Lazy app finds easy way to do difficult jobs, in reference to this quote. You make me doubt if the allusion is straightforward now, anyone here did not get it neither ?
maybe you should add a text that says "why lazy?" and then the quote. The position in which it is right now makes hard to understand your explanation.
Not sure about the animation at the top, it ends quite abruptly. Still, loving the idea and the design, nice work!
Definitely agree with you @RodrigoServert the animation is kinda ragged, I'll fix the loop to hopefully looks less brutal :) Thank you so much for your kind words!
Love it - I converted 🙂
Would love to be able to integrate this with Alfred, which I use pretty heavily.
Glad to have you on board @dbredvick 🤗
I am a big fan of Alfred as well, which indeed already does a LOT of things, which is his strength and sometimes his weakness.
Very true!! It's a little easy to get lost in Alfred. It also takes a lot of setup work to get anything fancy functioning on Alfred, which is probably a big area of opportunity for you 🙂
I like the design. Its cool an easy to read.
It would be good and good for UX to include a button to go to the top of the page since the nav is not sticky.
I appreciate @devictoribero many thanks for your return!
Very true! I'll add it! Is there one website that you remember who make that move in a fancy way? need some inspiration :)
I think you’ve done a fantastic job and that it’s a great idea for a product.
This might be on my end but I noticed the speed of the slight was slow to load. Have you used gtmetrix to check speed etc?
Thank you immensely for your kind words and support @warwickhacker91 🙏
Indeed there is some improvement needed here :
https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.lazy-app.com/uTQAWl3O
The images are too heavy, I'll definitely work on this!
I think the animation in the hero should be smoother. It'd be nicer if it wasn't noticeable when it went from the last frame to the first frame. I like the overall look/feel though - reminds me of Stripe's website.
And actually the IH aesthetic quite a bit :P
@joelaguero you're absolutely right! I will fix this animation, it makes me sick as well! Oh and you flatter me by comparing Lazy to IH and Stripe 😊Wonderful references indeed 👌
I dont have a mac but really like the concept of this. As a developer I can see how this would help me. My only feedback about the landing page is how the alignment switches from centre to left align then right align.
Thank you so much for this return @mia01 Linux is not on the roadmap yet but I want to see what’s going on with the launch, I already feel that a lot of people interested in IoT are not on the apple ecosystem! For now, the long-term vision for Lazy is an « Alfred 2.0 » Regarding the alignment, I think the switch from left to center to right create a bit of dynamism, it’s pretty standard for a lot of big names but I will check deeper where I missed the mark to make it consistent! Thank you again for pointing that out!
The marketing text you have on there is giving me a hard time grasping how you will enhance my life. I would work on enhancing clarity. That's my two cents
Hey @Indiemoe thanks for taking the time to let your valuable feedback! May I abuse of your time by asking you for examples of sentences that confused you?