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Quite frankly, it's not great - it looks dated and not very attractive to me.

I think it could def use some work :)

Congrats on v6!

I agree it looks dated, like something built circa 2008. When it looks dated, people may assume that it has not been updated in awhile, and in turn does not inspire trust.

However, you already have a growing user base and good ratings, so maybe aesthetics don't matter that much after all! :) To each their own. I did not install but clicked around and everything works as it should.

I would get rid of the background image. The colors mess with the text color.

Make it responsive (mobile or screen size friendly). I'm on a larger screen laptop and the content seems crammed into a small space.

I'm not a designer so take this with a pinch of salt.

Perhaps look at some landing pages that convert well (easy Google search) and then take what you like from a couple and make your own version based on that.

I agree with @poppacalypse mentioned with the trust due to it looking dated.

Good luck with whatever you decide to do!

• The landing page doesn't (immediately) communicate the value of the product
• It doesn't communicate who it is for
• It doesn't follow the modern landing page structure people are used to
• It looks like it's from the 00s hence gives an impression that this project is "poorly maintained" or even "dead"

I would suggest you to:

[1] go through this brilliant guide on "writing and designing modern landing pages that convert" (that's what their claim is) https://www.julian.com/guide/growth/landing-pages

[2] Use this for inspiration. I am designing my own landing page and use SaaSPages to check how others have implemented different parts of the landing page https://saaspages.xyz

[3] More inspiration https://land-book.com

Please show us once you've revised the design :) I wish you the very best.

Hey David,

First impression.. Is this a virus / ad-aware / pop up? My first instinct was to close the window. Maybe its the color/layout and big INSTALL button. You have good content, but I think the layout could use some breathing room.

Instead of trying to display everything at once in one area, spread it out a bit and give it some more white space / breathing room.

The features section instead of being a list could easily be positioned as icons and individual selling points.

Check out Grammarly as an example, they are a chrome extension, but the way the site is laid out makes it much more inviting and friendly: https://www.grammarly.com/

Example 2: https://getliner.com/

Also you mention you have a 4 star rating and 5000+ users but I didn't see it anywhere on the page, could be a good idea to include it(similar to grammarly example). If I wasn't working right now I'd happily create a mockup for you :)

Hope this was helpful and not too critical!