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Seeking Landing Page Tool Recommendations for Developers! πŸš€

I'm diving deep into the world of landing pages. As a full stack developer, I'm currently using Next.js for building out my SaaS landing page.

But here's the catch: While the development part feels smooth, I understand that creating a high-converting landing page goes beyond just good code. It's about combining the right design, UX, copy, and more to truly resonate with the audience.

Recently, I received some invaluable feedback on my project's landing page, Calmmind.ai. It made me wonder if there are specific tools or platforms tailored for devs that can assist in crafting a landing page that doesn’t just look good but also CONVERTS.

Any recommendations out there?

Thanks in advance for your insights and advice. Let’s help each other build and grow! πŸš€

on August 25, 2023
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    I am currently in the process of building exactly what you mention. A simple landing page builder, based on existing proven sites.
    With not too many options for setup, so you can build fast and try out ideas before diving full on in.
    Something like generating ad posts from the website or helping with good copy via AI will be further down the road.

    If you have anything specific that you would wish, such a tool would have, let me know :)

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      It sounds like you're on to something really promising. I love the idea of a streamlined landing page builder that's based on successful site templates. It would save so much time for solopreneurs like me! And the future plans for ad post generation and AI-assisted copy are truly exciting.

      One feature I'd personally love to see is easy A/B testing integration, to quickly gauge which page version resonates more with visitors. But I'm eager to see where you take this!

      Keep up the fantastic work and please keep me updated on your progress. 😊

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        The A/B testing is a really nice idea that I haven't thought of yet, NOTED!

        We just started developing a bit over a week ago.
        I hope to post about it here in a few days/weeks, as soon as we have a working prototype.

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          ok cool. Good luck !

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    Your landing page isn't bad but for the hero section I would consider using a different background color, your current color is too dark and not vibrant enough for your app's theme.

    I personally use framer for my landing page (https://churndefend.com) it's not free though and I have to pay $10 a month but I think it's well worth it, I really like how simple it is to use they also have some clean templates ready for you like the pricing cards on my website and the navbar.

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      Firstly, thanks for the feedback on the hero section's color. I'll definitely consider brightening it up to align better with our app's theme. Your landing page on churndefend.com looks sleek! I've heard about Framer but haven't dived into it yet. The pricing seems reasonable given the quality. I'll surely explore it further.

      Thanks again for the recommendation and sharing your experience!

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    I had very experience with Framer

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    https://versoly.com/ was built for SaaS and inspired by the best components from top websites (https://saaspages.xyz/)

    Your website isn't terrible but pricing link at the bottom doesn't work, newsletter is a contact form.

    Any time spent on setting up nextjs/npm etc could have been used to build out the website better or product.

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      Thanks for the feedback! πŸ™Œ It's great to see how Versoly was built with a SaaS-centric mindset and inspired by top components. That's super insightful!

      You're absolutely right about the pricing link and the newsletter form; I'll work on fixing those pronto. And your perspective on spending time wisely between product and setup is very valid. It’s always a balancing act, and your input certainly helps in refining that balance.

      Again, appreciate the constructive feedback. Cheers to better builds! πŸš€