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That's a very good point. We actually just kicked off our own SOC 2 certification process last week—I hadn't updated the website yet, but I'll go ahead and do t

That's a very good point. We actually just kicked off our own SOC 2 certification process last week—I hadn't updated the website yet, but I'll go ahead and do that now. Thanks for raising this! Appreciate the feedback around security as well; protecting against supply-chain attacks is definitely top of mind for us as we build this out.

mdaniel 1y ago
I know I'm not supposed to mention website issues here, but since you brought it up I wanted to bring to your attention that the "fade in on scroll" isn't doing you any favors for getting the information out of your head and into the heads of your audience. That observation then went to 11 when I scrolled back up and the entire page was solid black, not even showing me the things it had previously swooshed into visibility. It's your site, do what makes you happy, but I just wanted to ensure you were aware of the tradeoff you were making
- pomarie 1y ago
  Hey, thanks again—really appreciate the heads-up! Could you point me to the specific section where you're seeing the fade in on scroll? Also, what browser are you using? I don't remember adding that feature so it might be a bug
  - mdaniel 1y ago
    All of them? Firefox 137 on macOS Intel After watching it sit there for 5-10 seconds before loading the section 'data-framer-name="Join"' I decided to inspect the element after it did load to see what it was doing. That's when I spotted all the JS and data attributes implying it was likely built with one of those drag-and-drop site builders, which explains why it may be behaving in an unexpected way for you. It also explains why it may default to "fade in on scroll" behavior, if my experience is any indication, because marketing folks _love_ that shit
    - pomarie 1y ago
      That's so weird – I can't repro at all! I'll keep digging.. If anyone else reading this is also experiencing this, please shout!

mdaniel 1y ago

I know I'm not supposed to mention website issues here, but since you brought it up I wanted to bring to your attention that the "fade in on scroll" isn't doing you any favors for getting the information out of your head and into the heads of your audience. That observation then went to 11 when I scrolled back up and the entire page was solid black, not even showing me the things it had previously swooshed into visibility. It's your site, do what makes you happy, but I just wanted to ensure you were aware of the tradeoff you were making

pomarie 1y ago
Hey, thanks again—really appreciate the heads-up! Could you point me to the specific section where you're seeing the fade in on scroll? Also, what browser are you using? I don't remember adding that feature so it might be a bug
- mdaniel 1y ago
  All of them? Firefox 137 on macOS Intel After watching it sit there for 5-10 seconds before loading the section 'data-framer-name="Join"' I decided to inspect the element after it did load to see what it was doing. That's when I spotted all the JS and data attributes implying it was likely built with one of those drag-and-drop site builders, which explains why it may be behaving in an unexpected way for you. It also explains why it may default to "fade in on scroll" behavior, if my experience is any indication, because marketing folks _love_ that shit
  - pomarie 1y ago
    That's so weird – I can't repro at all! I'll keep digging.. If anyone else reading this is also experiencing this, please shout!