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Rip my landing page apart (Art in Res edition)

Hey all, I'm John, founder over at https://artinres.com.

We just redesigned our landing page flow for reasons (I'll explain in the comments if anybody is curious! I don't want to bias your feedback). It would mean a ton if some folks wouldn't mind taking a look at our landing page and writing some notes.

The harsher and honest-er, the better. And if you want me to take a look at yours, leave a comment below! I won't go easy on you, either.

on January 13, 2020
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    Hey! This is what I noted.

    • There should be a way to go back to the previous page.Clicking on the logo and starting the whole process over seems tedious.
    • The images could be better.Maybe more images of art in people's homes rather than just the art piece.You could even throw in a testimonial in one of the slides.
    • You can also add the try now CTA button at the top of the page next to member login.

    Hope this helps.

    Cheers
    Dhiksha

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    I don't understand how it works based on that website, also I don't understand pricing or anything. Doesn't make me want to continue even though the base idea interests me.

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    Hi John. Don't get the first image (woman sitting at window). Is she the artist, does she handle the shipping or is she just trying to sell her pot plants. You could use a better image. Enjoyed the other images. Unclear how many dinner dates I need to skip until painting would be mine. Are you rental or hire purchase or both or something inbetween?

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    I think I'd be an ideal customer for you -- this is a really interesting concept and I feel overwhelmed by art but I want great pieces in my house.

    I didn't sign up though, because I'm left with two overwhelming questions:

    1. How can I make sure the artists are paid fairly? A testimonial from an artist would go a long way for me!

    2. how do I ship it back? At first glance it seems logistically complicated and I'd just want a little more handholding. Maybe a link to a returns FAQ or guide so I can better understand the process and be reassured it's not as complicated as I think!

    I've clicked all the way through several times and I think the overall impression I have is that it is a lot of style and not enough substance. The slideshow concept is good, the copy is good, but I want more information about how it will work. Tell me more about the artists and the process.

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    I think it looks good. Image being on the left is fine. No real need to add a way to go back (reload is there).

    I think the word can spread, because it's kind of a neat idea. Did I get this right? Art rental, basically? You pay a monthly fee and you swap out the art. Keep it going, kind of thing?

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    I really like the idea and the website in general.
    Same as some here, it'd be nice to be able to see a few more examples of art one could rent, with possibly some price points.
    I noticed you don't have a favicon, not a deal breaker, but it'd be cleaner.
    On the last "slide", I'd recommend using just the email address. Less personal, but also less friction so you might get more signups.

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    I don't know if its just me but the image being on the left side of the screen feels weird.

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    its certainly unique, never seen a slideshow based landing page

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    Would be nice to see an 'Explore' to see what kinds of paintings are available and at the price that is pitched.

    That said, I just signed up b/c this looks pretty cool and I'd be curious to see if any of the paintings fit my taste ;)

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    Hey, the landing page looks pretty good!

    In the future or if you still are looking for quality feedback on your designs I'd love to help you out! I recently started a design feedback website called Pastryy, we can provide quality feedback on your logos, websites and mobile app designs.

    You can check us out here: www.Pastryy.com

    Here's a sample of our feedback as well: https://www.notion.so/saucedesigns/Ugenly-Feedback-a7639dc9016b4aa084a2831762aed34d