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Congrats. Intriguing, obviously. Fwiw, in the Getting Started I noticed "Our Philosophy". I'd move that to the home page. It's essential context (imho). Otherw
by chiefalchemist 6y ago
Congrats. Intriguing, obviously.
Fwiw, in the Getting Started I noticed "Our Philosophy". I'd move that to the home page. It's essential context (imho). Otherwise the home page seems too featured focus and too lite on benefits. I read that bullet list in Philosophy as benefits (in a way). That is when I sat up.
- SvenAl 6y agoInteresting ... when I first wrote the "Our Philosophy" section I was guided by showing the reader the things that are guiding us in how we are building Webiny. Never thought of it as being a benefit, but I see what you mean. Thank you for your feedback, I'll give it more thought and see if we can push it out to the homepage somehow.
- chiefalchemist 6y agoIt's more of a benefit than features. Features too often don't answer the question: Why should _I_ care? The philosophy at least spoke to me as opposed to features being about you.
- SvenAl 6y agoI see what you are saying, looking at our homepage, it's true, we talk feature-talk. We'll be addressing this.
- chiefalchemist 6y agoNot to worry, you're not alone :) You are, as you should be, in love with your product (read: a collection of features). You know the nooks & crannies. Moi? I don't care. I'm selfish. We all are. I need to know what you are going to do for _me_. What pains of mine are you going to fix? Benefits is short for: Use our product and we'll make these pain - X, Y, and Z - disappear. Make me believe in your magic :)
- SvenAl 6y agoAmazing, thanks for this!