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On design: Don't switch between dark/light and light/dark text. It's jarring. Your use of red/yellow/green/blue makes it look like you're ripping off Google.
by ebg13 6y ago
On design:
Don't switch between dark/light and light/dark text. It's jarring.
Your use of red/yellow/green/blue makes it look like you're ripping off Google. That's skeezy.
Your sizes and placements are all over the place. Tiny text. Giant text. GIANT screenshots. Shit thrown all over the place. The key to good design is planning. It looks like you didn't have a plan.
On content:
Phrases like "Empowering people", "Uniting communities", and "help people get things done in the real world" are all meaningless fluff that tell me literally nothing about what service or product you provide. The very first thing I see when loading your page should be a PRECISE statement of exactly what you do for me.
On tech:
Navigation performance is terrible and things are interactive for no reason. I don't need or want a rendered globe that spins around when I drag on it. But if you're going to do it anyway, at least make sure that it's not super janky.
There's some extreme layout pop when mousing around your navbars.
On advice:
Practically speaking, nobody cares about someone else's shitty side project. If you want it to look nice, hire someone with even a modicum of aesthetic sense.