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Second iteration of landing page live - what do you think?

Hey Indie Hackers! ๐Ÿ‘‹

@jasonrussell and I are building DBSupervisor - a drop-in solution to proactively monitor your database for problems, and make some intelligent, opinionated, and actionable suggestions on how to keep things running smoothly.

We shipped the first landing page a week ago, and received an overwhelming amount of positive and constructive feedback. Thanks again to all those who took the time to review the page and write up their feedback! ๐Ÿ™

We're very excited to share that we have launched the second iteration of our landing page! Some changes worth highlighting:

  • Made our CTA more prominent, and included it in the navbar so that it's always accessible.
  • Dropped stock images in favour of using actual images of our product throughout.
  • Added a section on security, emphasising how our approach ensures we have no direct access to your database or record any of its underlying data.
  • Highlighted a "most popular" pricing tier.
  • Significantly simplified our "Request Beta Access" form.

We would love to hear your thoughts - please check it out at https://dbsupervisor.com, and leave your comments below.

Thanks!

on March 13, 2022
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    to me, looks clean and neat. However, the image in the hero section is too small. The other point is that I, personally, prefer to see the form I am about to fill up to see what kind of info is asked. Yours seems more like a questionnaire than form.
    CTA is well-positioned and easy to spot.
    Good luck.

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    @YosifG @mirkonasato @TheMusician @Gav @Emmafamily27 @steffenbleher @naskalator @daveagill - thanks again for taking the time to review the first version of our landing page!

    As mentioned, it would be great to get your thoughts on this next version if you have some time. Please check it out here: https://dbsupervisor.com

    Thanks!

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      Honestly looks 1000x better than before - well done!

      I still think you could make the fact it's for SQL database more prominent - perhaps done simply by grabbing the logos of the db engines you support and display them somehow.

      The hero image could somehow be a teensy bit more impactful / wow. My suggestion would be to use the "Expensive Queries" page as the large central image because it looks coolest. Maybe make it slightly larger (e..g transform:scale(1.2)) and with bigger drop shadows.

      All in all - great job implementing the feedback ๐Ÿ‘