I have to say my comment wasn't very constructive, you are just selecting the kind of content that gives people inspiration and ideas about what can be done. I

I have to say my comment wasn't very constructive, you are just selecting the kind of content that gives people inspiration and ideas about what can be done. I feel a bit of an asshole after your reply, you are trying to build something helpful and interesting. I think the name could be better along with the domain name. It should be cleaner, more meaningful or emotionally titillating. Next HYVE sounds like a disease or a trendy scam like an NFT. The name you choose must be marketable because you have to push it a lot on social media for people to take notice. It's the attention economy, and emotions play an important role in it. The site is ugly, the logo is terrible, the gradients are nightmare, the colors and the typography are all wrong. You need a web designer on this even if the site is for typing in your email address. You would want a clean look that's also creative or playful, bold even. Again, it's all emotions. The site shouldn't be just for typing in your email address, granted this is where things get expensive. The design at the very least should aid discovery. Some personalization and social features wouldn't hurt, not like an entire Pinterest, just bits and pieces, for people to have a reason to keep visiting. Larger sites have infinite scrolling the content, but smaller sites can dazzle with creativity and hit a more personal tone, provide a more unique experience and create meaning in unique ways. You are learning psychology aren't you? That's what product development is all about, understanding and changing human behavior.