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New landing page. Feedback welcome

https://www.intervue.io
submitted this linkon October 9, 2020
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    Looks nice. I especially like you can demo without signing up. A few questions and notes:

    1. Why is your pricing structure flipped? I.e cheapest plan last?
    2. What stops an interviewee cheating remotely? Do you force them to use a webcam with the person interviewing?
    3. I'd say "Start your 7-day free trial" rather than 7 days.
    4. I'd cut down the homepage content. Take out the pricing section and keep that for the pricing page.
    5. On the demo itself, I'd add a call to action for people to sign up after they have tried it.

    I agree with @futhey it needs a bit of branding polish to target high value pricing markets.

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      1. Good point. Can be sorted in the other direction. Especially, people tend to read from left to right.
      2. So it's a live engaging session. You do pair programming with the candidate. You can switch-on the video call. The benefit is to not use Zoom/Skype etc. but to call right in the browser within the same code editor itself. Since the session is engaging and both the parties are pair programming, there is no chance of cheating.
      3. Like it!
      4. Our idea was to make it flow like a story. Not sure if taking the pricing away to another page will do justice but yes, I will take a note for the future and see if the home page content can be shortened.
      5. The demo does have it (in a blue strip on the top).
        @scottramsay. Really appreciate the feedback.
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    Looks good. Things I like:

    1. Show vs. Tell. Even better that it's above the fold.
    2. You speak directly to your customer, not your user. Everything should target the person who manages interviews, not the interviewee.

    However, taking a look at your pricing, I'd invest a bit more in web design. You're selling a premium product, you're going to need more premium branding to optimize this.

    Doesn't have to be something you do today. But, your branding says low-to-mid-range product, not premium.

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      @futhey:
      Thanks for the feedback.
      I agree and web design is something we are working on. We are coming up with a stories section with our existing customers and we will get rid of the testimonials section.

      We are currently working on fine-tuning more things so that it looks the best. I agree with your point completely.

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    1. The animation appeared too fast.
    2. The logo should usually be below the description, was an added distraction.
    3. "36 interviews taken in the last 3 days" - Make the stats bolder and large, unless you want to shy away from them.
    4. "The tools you get with Intervue" - these are features, describe a bit about what and how each of that helps.
    5. IMO an added bit, how you compare with other tools.
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      @jill_
      Thank you for the feedback. Really appreciate it.

      1. Which one specifically?
      2. You mean the main logo? Please elaborate
      3. Noted. Need to do some fiddling to not disturb the aesthetics
      4. Got it and a good point. We are coming up with that one.
      5. Bang on! This is another one in progress. We are adding a comparison section (a detailed one). This will be live in the coming days.
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    Looks pretty nice to me. Is your target audience people in tech companies who do these technical interviews?

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      @zerotousers Yes absolutely