Need your advice on this "Low Code" idea πŸ’‘

Hello Makers πŸ‘‹ my first post here πŸ˜ƒ

I made this scrappy little landing page to quickly get your feedback & advice about this product idea I'm working on.

"Particle Systems" is a low code service that enables you to capture basic user inputs like emails, opinions, feedback etc. on websites and pass the captured data directly to cloud services (you love πŸ’•) via integrations.

βœ… No need to develop backends

βœ… No need to manage databases

βœ… No need to migrate captured data

βœ… Save massive development time & effort

Landing Page Link: https://particle.systems

Tuhin Bhuyan Author

I would like to know the following:

[1] Does the landing page clearly explain the product and its value props?

[2] Are there unanswered questions in your mind?

[3] In the past have you ever felt the need for such a product?

[4] Is the landing page interesting? Did you skim through the entire page?

[5] Did you feel more details is required? What else would you like to know?

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Fajar Siddiq
  1. landing page needs to be simple like 1,2,3
  2. answers on this, "no/low code movement"
  3. maybe similiar product
  4. landing page can be simpler and less words and more how it works
  5. too much details will make it difficult to remember how does the website works.
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Tuhin Bhuyan Author

Thanks a ton @fajarsiddiq ! 😎 πŸ‘ I will simplify the landing page

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Carl Poppa πŸ›Έ

Are you targeting devs or non-devs? Because the language seems quite technical to me, IMHO

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Tuhin Bhuyan Author

Thanks for the feedback Carl. I am targeting "devs". Specifically speaking, the target audience is people who have some amount of experience in frontend development.

Coming to the language of the landing page, even some devs think that I should "humanize" and organize the content of the page. At the moment, I am working on those bits of feedback. I should be done with the next version of the landing page in a day or two.

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Carl Poppa πŸ›Έ

@xtbhyn I thought it might be for devs. You've done a great job! I'm particularly loving the color scheme.

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Tuhin Bhuyan Author

@poppacalypse As of now it is for devs, since you still need to fiddle with code. My ultimate goal is to reduce working with code and position it as a "no code" tool.

Thanks a ton :) But some folks are asking me if I simply copied Slack's color. To be honest, it wasn't intentional although the similarity is real haha.. :D

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Carl Poppa πŸ›Έ

@xtbhyn i've never used Slack πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ there'll always be an audience with virgin eyes somehow :)

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Tuhin Bhuyan Author

@poppacalypse haha.. I honestly put effort to use Slack but find it confusing lol!

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Kai

[1] Does the landing page clearly explain the product and its value props? It's not immediately clear. Several images didn't load in my browser (Firefox).

[2] Are there unanswered questions in your mind? No.

[3] In the past have you ever felt the need for such a product? Not really, although I can imagine it can be useful for some people / certain projects.

[4] Is the landing page interesting? Did you skim through the entire page? No and no. I opened it on my 27" display (similar to an iMac) and the content is very spread. The colors and font make it very hard to read. Most websites only show text content with a certain width (e.g. Makerlog), because on a big screen unlimited text is not readable at all.

[5] Did you feel more details is required? What else would you like to know? There's many things under development and only two launching soon. I'd rather focus on getting these two things good enough make them valuable and clearly explaining the value instead of showing so many other things. I doubt all these things can be in parallel development and launch soon. This in development makes a promise and I don't think it's good to over promise and under deliver. I would add features that are coming soon, when you are certain and confident that you can and will launch them in a reasonable time like 1-2 months.

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