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Quite happy with the first iteration of product website, what do you think?

Hi!, I've been launching my task management desktop app this week and, as one of the things you have to do before sending it to the Mac App Store is to have a website, I've prepared a single landing page as a first iteration.

The website:
https://today.rcruz.es/

Indie Hacker product page, if you're curious:
https://www.indiehackers.com/product/today-2

Goals:

  • Eye candy
  • Fast & lightweight
  • Privacy friendly
  • Actually sell the product

Despite all of the imagery it contains, it just weights 309KB. No JavaScript, no fancy CSS Frameworks, just some HTML and CSS love that I've prepared using Sketch and Pinegrow. I'm not even using Google Analytics (just a server log parser, AWStats).

It is a paid app, so I've tried to go directly to the point and show what the app does. Nevertheless, following a request from another Indie Hacker, I've added a limited demo version that you can now download from the navigation bar.

Next steps:

  • Start filling the website with productivity tips, with articles, in order to get some sells thanks to organic traffic. I will use Jekyll for this.

What do you think I'm missing?, for example, I always struggle with typography. I'm not 100% happy with how this one looks like and I'm thinking it may be too big.

Thank you for your feedback!

on May 19, 2021
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    @rcruz Here's a detailed feedback for you -> https://app.ruttl.com/share/6rABqOi2jBVQqvgPUrjV.

    Hope you find that useful!
    If you have any questions, feel free to ask me right here in the thread.

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      So nice to see Ruttl in action, thank you for your feedback and kind words! 🙌🏻

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        Haha thanks for the feedback and happy to help you out! :)