Updated version of landing page for Crash Catch - Feedback Appreciated

The padding of the elements is off, it feels too squished together.

The footer and pricing section needs work, if feels more like a wireframe than a design.

Feel free to add a secondary color for highlights.

Haven't checked, but not sure this would work elegantly on mobile.

Instead of almost identically structured screenshots, try showing just parts of the app, or more abstract images that represent the concept (take a look at segment.com)

You're going in the right direction, but there's still a lot to do.

Cheers
Ena

It looks good overall, but there are a few things I'd modify:

• The screenshots should be bigger, cause they seem to contain a lot of information and are a bit hard to read in this size.
• Less text. Maybe if the pictures are bigger it won't look like there's that much stuff to read, but I think right now the length of the texts can be discouraging if you're just discovering the product. So less text, but more impact.
• "Princing" and the end of the first sentence of this section are unreadable because of the background's color.
  Otherwise, looks very good! :)

Using a mobile the images are not centre.
The "Security" Nd 'Pricing" text over runs into next sections.

Hey Chris!

My opinion: your screenshots are hard to read and (seem to) contain a LOT of information. I would rather have a zoom on one information than a small screenshot with 5 dashboards in it. I'm sure this is fine when using your product, but on your landing page I would change that.

On my computer (macbook 13") in Chrome, your "Pricing" heading is partially invisible because it's 50% on your dark blue background, 50% on your white background.

Other than that, I like that you animated the screenshots, I would recommend you do the same with the screenshots in the Hero section.

Looks like a great product with interesting features. My take:

• The "Stop replying on your customers reporting problems" section is too heavy to read. To condensed. The titles are almost as big as the rest so it doesnt help on a visual point of view.
• Integrating all development stacks ? I would definitely put the logos of the major development stacks you're talking about (different environments: NodeJS, PHP, etc) and even a link to a dedicated page for each one of them. This may help your SEO and onboarding.
• On the features section: i wouldnt start with the dasboard as its not the first thing your user will worry about. But instead make the user analysis stand out, by putting it first.
• On my screen, the "Princing" title appears black on a dark blue background, unreadable.

For the rest, the product looks really good, i'm sure people will be tempted to try it out !