There’s too much obfuscation of what this software does. “New projects set up lightning fast” makes me think this is a generator framework like https://yeoman.i

There’s too much obfuscation of what this software does. “New projects set up lightning fast” makes me think this is a generator framework like https://yeoman.io/ https://yeoman.io/ but the examples show an abstraction around bash snippets for running tasks. It does seem to do both things but only after a bit of digging; and it’s still not clear what kind of experience I’ll have using packs. To make the homepage compelling, I suggest; 1. Remove the illustrations, double-headings (like “Example usage/How to use...”), hero stuff, testimonials from your team. These are distracting 2. Start with the features, not `curl | bash`. I’ll download after I’ve decided I need these features. 3. Number the core features and list them in order of importance. Show (gif or terminal session text) how each feature works. I think you should cover: - task runner feature - templating feature - scaffolding feature - dependencies/modules/reuse between repos. 4. Move tutorial to page 2 so the features take center stage. 5. Drain away talk of ecosystem. You are just starting out with this. There is no ecosystem yet, so it is not a feature. Instead, specifically talk about the add-ons you already built, and how they can help me.