What do you think of Nextacular's Landing Page?
Hello Indie Hackers 👋
I'm building Nextacular, an open-source boilerplate that helps founders quickly build SaaS platforms.
I'm trying to finalize the initial version of the landing page, which you can access here: https://nextacular.co
- I would love to know if the page is able to communicate clearly what the project is?
- While reading, is it pleasing to the eyes?
Once I get enough feedback from those who requested early access, I will be adding some testimonials or the websites they've built.
I would appreciate any tips or comments you might have!
Also, you can join the list in case you want to have early access to the Github repo of the project. Thanks!
The landing page itself looks good. I am most likely not your target audience, but I do not understand what multi-tenant means. You should consider adding a definition some where in the first fold.
I am also not sure if Nextacular is a JS library or a Saas platform made for anyone to use. I thought the image under the title is the the image of the app. Then after reading more, it feels like a library for developers. It is just not clear how I would use it.
Good luck man =)
Awesome! Great comment and feedback.
The jargon definitely needs, well, defining. I am glad to have encountered your feedback, it'll help me refine the landing page and provide more insights to potential users.
Big thanks for the well-wishes. 💪
Pretty good. One thing: On the features list, on the description text, the color is too light relative to background (gray on gray).
Hi @samrose, thanks for the feedback. I will update the colors of the description into a more readable color.
Whats multi tenant?
Hi @orliesaurus, multi-tenancy means that you run only a single instance of your application but you can serve multiple customers. For example, Notion, they probably have a single instance of their application, but clients are partitioned with dedicated subdomains – ie. orlie.notion.com
ahhh okay I am familiar with the concept but I did not know that was the jargon! Thanks
awesome! :D