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I should have phrased it better. By "better" landing pages I meant more polished with well thought out fonts, colors, text etc.
by etewiah 4y ago
I should have phrased it better. By "better" landing pages I meant more polished with well thought out fonts, colors, text etc.
- krono 4y agoPeople don't want a drill, they want a hole in their wall. To me, "better" means more effective i.e. higher conversion rate, wider reach, etc.
- mrcartmeneses 4y agoI have two drills: A cordless Makita that be do almost anything including being used as a driver and will go all day long without charge; and a corded Bosch that can go through concrete and stone like butter. I do use them to put holes in my wall. But I value them for being fucking awesome drills too
- rapnie 4y agoMaybe just adding some lines of clarification on the state of your MVP is enough to bring back expectations to a more appropriate level ("Currently we have [this], for [these reasons]. [Here's] what is on the roadmap").
- zupa-hu 4y agoProblem is, people don’t read before forming a first impression.
- marcinzm 4y agoDesign does not live in a vacuum. The landing page of a children's game is going to be different than that of a B2B SaaS product. The point of a good design is to convey the brand and a message around the brand rather than to just "look good." If you're an MVP then part of the message is likely that you're an MVP.