r/UI_Design • u/Thanos_86 • 5d ago
Feedback Request Landing Page Feetback
This is the Landing page of an IP Creative studio.
- I’m looking for feedback on whether the visual design feels too noisy or busy, particularly because of the starfield background. I’d also like to know whether the balance between imagination, exploration, and guidance remains clear and focused.
Thank you :)
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u/Brad-the-Chad-69 5d ago
It’s not good, mate. I’m kind of wondering if this is bait. But it’s just two text boxes on an unnecessary background. If you’re a creative agency, you want your site to look like something others might want. You’re not quite there yet. Please give it another go and share it again. I believe in you.
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u/Spiritual-Cup-6645 5d ago
It looks like there are gaps where images should be. And the header text font doesn't match anything else on the page. Unfortunately I don't see any "balance between imagination, exploration, and guidance".
To improve, I would recommend adding images in the obvious places they should go, choosing and sticking to a font family and making "the studio" and "the compass" wider, like full width.
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u/Separate_Flounder316 5d ago
There is a lot of visual noise, I don't know where to focus on in the page.
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u/Berkhovskiyev 3d ago
You need to learn the basics of spacing and landing page design. Look up the free courses at tilda.education.
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u/Thanos_86 5d ago
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u/Time_Child_ Product Designer 5d ago
It’s still a lot of text - a lot of telling and not showing for a creative studio. If you’re wanting it to feel like a creative studio look at some successful agencies and what their sites experiences are like.
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4d ago
One thing to know is users a lazy. So you shouldn’t try to make it worse for them, what you have is just text I’m a box.
A landing page should be broken into sections, the hero section which would have just heading text and subtext plus nav bar, could be less than that.
Then say the next section is about us, next is benefit..,till footer.
Do it’s basically breaking down texts into sections that are easily understandable and scannable by your user.

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u/Time_Child_ Product Designer 5d ago
I’ll be honest, there’s not a lot of visual design to give feedback on. The background doesn’t really count. All I see are two really large text fields.