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Validating an idea. I made the landing page with a no code tool. Fire your feedback!

by Paolo
https://horologion.launchaco.com/
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submitted this linkon April 25, 2021
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    Lovely work. Any chance to create a demo on the website?

    felix12777's avatar felix12777
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    5 years ago
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      Thank your for your comment.

      I’m currently building it so as soon as I have even only designs, I’ll add them on the landing page.

      Paolo's avatar Paolo
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      5 years ago
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    This is a good start, but I'd have a few remarks:

    • The landing page could use some visual elements, to show what the product will look like (in terms of design, how is the schedule? how are the reminders?)
    • I don't know if showing the coding is necessary. I think it would "scare" people easily since not everyone is familiar with the basics of coding. So unless the scheduling works with the user coding it, I would not show it
    • Hosted / Reliable / Interoperable: you could put them on the same level, firstly if the page looks shorter, people are more likely to read from start to finish. Also, leaving them like you did gives an impression of hierarchy between your arguments, while I think they are all as valid as the other two.

    Otherwise this is a good landing page: clean, easy to read, with CTAs, list of use cases (maybe you could explain each of them with one sentence?)

    BibHack's avatar BibHack
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    5 years ago
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      Thank you for your feedback and the time you took to answer.

      • I agree, it would make it more concrete with some screenshots of the dashboard. I'll add that as soon as I have some designs of the dashboard

      • As it is intended for developers, I thought adding the code would make sense to show how easy it would be to get started. But maybe instead of full code, I could write pseudo code. I'll see how I could simplify or just push the code into the onboarding process (just after someone signs up).

      • Good point on the characteristics, I'll make the change.

      • I would need to expand a bit more on use cases. I think of supporting the landing page with some blog posts to go into further details. I could easily add some industries and that would make it more understandable.

      Paolo's avatar Paolo
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      5 years ago
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