Roast my landing page roast

Hi! I looked at the site you provided. I think it is great as a simple and genuine landing page feedback.

Site performance

The 7MB image which shows the page that the review is talking about is a very bad idea. Your site's performance is 18/100 (according to PageSpeed Insights) which is terrible.
My advice is:

1. Don't include an overall site view, after all later on you break the image into pieces. The image is scaled down which is a bad practice: 16px font becomes 3px.
2. Cut the big image into smaller sections and put it in a carousel. Load in the image only if the user scrolled to that image.
3. Include a link to a Web Archive save. I think this is the best option because this way user can also interact with the site and for example look at what animations it has.

Site not responsive

You have to look through that responsiveness, it is bad. The content's layout doesn't change when the navigation switches to a hamburger.

What did I like?

You made section for each part of the page. With headings, it is easier to scan the site and find information.

What did you think I missed?

Few explanations. Sometimes you explain, sometimes you don't.

• "The testimonials feel genuine and do a good job of selling the product." Why?
• "It would be nice to give an instant demo of the product when clicking on the product." Why?

Is the blog designed well?

There might be too many lists! In my opinion you shall reduce the number of lists, my eyes start to get annoyed on at the 4th bullet pointed list. There are few occasions where it could have been just one sentence, but you broke it into seperate items.

I like the structure!