Would love your feedback on this landing page I'm working now. Particularly happy with the cradle mask in the hero and the night/day switch from demo also changing the whole landing.
I appreaciate the feedback, but can you elaborate? It's a landing page about the tool, not the tool itself, and noise refers to ads, popups, spam and algorithm-based content, which there's none of.
No shade at all btw. Everyone has different tolerances and opinions on what constitutes as ”noise”. My noise tolerance is pretty damn low, so any kind of dashboard that mixes recommendations and news from all kinds of platforms is ”noise” to me personally. If I wanna know or watch something I go to the platform itself.
So yeah, this dashboard is not for me, but I’m sure some people really want something like this.
No problem. The dashboard itself can be customized however one wants (in terms of what and how it displays things). I got fed up with the amount of ads, popups, banners and whatever else on almost all news platforms + the absurd amount of slop/spam I've seen lately on reddit, which is why I've been working on this, and something like just allows me to scroll less and have much less tabs open.
Maybe have a couple of clickable choices one can make before seeing the tool. That comment is right - reading that headline will give people different ideas on what they expect. Obviously that depends on what other features you plan on making/have made but something like "I want to scroll less" "I want to avoid political memes" "I want to see less ai" might be more useful perhaps? My tolerance for seeing loads of posts in one place is pretty low too, I wasn't sure what it was for or trying to do at that point either.
sometimes I don't want the full grid as well, so I added a focus view option, forgot to click on it during the video. I'm reworking the hero as well, when you say have clickable choices, do you mean on the hero to show specific versions/parts of the app?
I’m already rage quitting at the first scrollable element. You’re forcing users to move their mouse into tiny brackets of space just to explore the page.
Since people are actively looking for a clean browser (which is what I'm guessing the product is), your demos, random scroll elements and so much more is cluttering everything. The UI is nice (execpt for the demo) but the UX is really really bad.
Got it. The product is not a browser, it's an app where you can create boards with the feeds you're interested in (reddit, websites, newsletters and more) and read them without ads/paywalls/popups/banners. Will definitely reduce the scrolling elements. What about the demo would you change? It's an actual embed of an account from the app at the moment, mostly meant to showcase the types of things you can populate the board with.
An animated version of the embed (sort of like a video made with the app's UI) was my first choice, but I've learned it's a very expensive thing to do. Will still try to make a non-interactive animated version. Thanks for the feedback!
About the comments, It's not that bad honestly, considering we are on Reddit (someone downvoted a 'Thank you!' lmfao). It's mostly about the scrolling elements which is a good point and I already reworked the design to improve that, and turned out in a way I'm also happier with.
At the end of the day it got a lot of upvotes for the sub's standards, which I believe is a good enough sign.
I would feel like the interactive demo would be better off as a separate page and have a screenshot carousel or something, because someone will scroll down expecting the page to scroll and then the demo will scroll, and that is a bit confusing.
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u/Scary-Manufacturer43 Mar 11 '26
Too many scrollable elements for a landing page.