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https://pragmalang.com
I wish I knew about this one! I could have used this many times. It makes a GraphQL API based off a table model.
Love this one!
I like how you give an example (that helped the developer in me understand) and the steps underneath to make me understand how you can do this.
Stellar job!
Here's mine: https://saashook.co/
I believe it’s headline book copy examples that help convert people. Target client would most likely be a small startup.
Love the landing page btw.
You got me to signup!
Ill get us started!
https://lionleads.app
I like it! Clear and to the point.
Thanks so much! Anything you think I could improve?
I just got to view it thoroughly.
I just noticed that there is an a horizontal overflow, to quickly fix it just add a
body { overflow-x: hidden; }CSS rule, but you can properly fix it in another way.Also, I would suggest that you use brand color other than red, since red signals danger sometimes. Maybe another variation of red.
I would also suggest that you have auto completion. Also, I would suggest that you suggest domains that are somewhat similar to the one entered with a message indicating that no email were found under the entered domain.
I would also suggest that you only include 5 of the big names in the "Sample Businesses" section with their logos beautifully presented and the number of emails under these domains. And a "See More" button that navigates to another page where there is a table that has all the businesses with relevant information other than the name.
Best of luck!
Your ideas are amazing!
I thought red would be good for the target audience I am trying to reach (sales) since it's associated with that, but let me revisit it and see if maybe a different color scheme would be more appropriate.
I've wanted to do autocomplete badly but having trouble scaling with 10 million possibilities while still keeping this to an MVP approach.
It's on my roadmap to suggest similar businesses. Just working on the ML model to figure that out still. Hopefully will come after MVP, but maybe I will learn that people need that feature.
I am definitely going to do your suggestions on the big names, I wasn't sure how to handle that and your solution would let me also track if people are going to a larger list.
If you use Elastic Search or something else like Angolia for search you could have both autocomplete and suggestions without needing an ML model. Because suggestions can be just fuzzy search in your case since the data is all text.