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At a very high level, this idea seems interesting. But I've seen a few sites like this one recently and I'm not a fan. They generally have a cool-looking page b
by aashaykumar92 12y ago
At a very high level, this idea seems interesting. But I've seen a few sites like this one recently and I'm not a fan. They generally have a cool-looking page but hardly any information saying what they ACTUALLY do. My guess is they want us to click around the page(s), admire the design and ideally, sign up to learn more.
Frankly, not many people seem to be a fan of it so future landing page designers, please take note of this and avoid it. Beautiful design is awesome but it is merely the cherry on top. If the stuff below it sucks, the cherry loses its significance.
- octagonal 12y agoLanding pages like those are becoming the new 1999 restaurant website Flash intros.
- hangonhn 12y agoIt's very similar to companies that hide their entire page between a modal dialog until I sign up or sign in with Facebook. This forced method of handing over my information generates zero trust in me. In fact I think this is very slimy. What don't you demonstrate your value to me first before I give you my info. Earn my trust. Don't just claim something. At least give me SOME proof of your value before asking for my info.