Howdy! I've been lurking around this community for a little bit. I finally got around to putting up a landing page for an idea I want to work on:
https://getsnowball.app/
Any feedback appreciated
I signed up for what it's worth. I'm also wondering how this would help me identify technical debt/bottlenecks. Most developers already do that with the help of debugging tools, etc.
The only major change I'd make is to add the same signup form at the bottom of the site. I'd always pepper in my calls-to-action at the top, in between, and at the end of my landing page content.
Because you never know when your visitor might hit their "ah-ha" moment and want to sign up right away.
i'm not an engineer but I'd buy anything with a shia quote
Landing page looks fine, but I'm curious about the product. Tech debt comes in many shapes and sizes, ranging from simple code refactoring to infrastructure related improvements.
A video might help if you feel that majority of the visitors will feel the same way.
nice layout...for me there is too much empty space between your sections...resulting in pointless scrolling... I might also suggest you clarify who this product is for...while it seems obvious to you the reader may not be as clear and you never know who will see it and recommend or mention it but only if they know what it does.
You tick the box of a clear CTA above the fold, mobile friendly and proper styling (contrast, colours, etc). I feel I could use some help with the flow. Where am I in the page. What's here, how do I go back up (to the CTA), etc. Wording wise I'm slightly confused by the first header 'Identify Your Tech Debt' and then 'No one knows your application's technical debt like you'. What is it? Do I need help or do I know perfectly fine? Good luck!
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Is it not?! Hah. I tried to do some research to see who to actually attribute that quote to but couldn't find anything