Simon Chiu

I didn't get a chance to update the landing when I released the beta for Eager.app. The landing page I REALLY wanted was one where (1) users didn't have to click deep into the website to find the info they wanted and (2) was HTML semantically structured and accessible on all devices. If you look at your competitors, you'll realize many of them are using tags improperly and aren't close to being SEO optimized. I have a hunch that simplifying the landing page will help with rankings.

Will be working on some ad creatives next few days and buying ads + fixing up landing page.

There must be a word for this. Progressive onboarding?

I don't have a screenshot to show yet, but I'm redesigning the landing page for eager.app right now.

Why?

Right now, if you go to the website, it's that generic looking Tailwind CSS style landing page. It's not bad, but Google Analytics show quite a bit of bounce off.

People don't navigate to other pages to discover features and other stuff like that.

So... I'm redesigning it to be drastically different than your typical SAAS landing page. I think it will be an interesting experiment to see if it (1) increases conversion and (2) create a new landing page trend.

In this screenshot, I added a color picker when users create their knowledge base (documentation site). The color that's chosen will automatically pick the correct gradients, choose between dark/light text colors. Basically it will create a palette set to minimize the amount of work needed for a good looking default site.

Made things a bit more intuitive, sort of like posting on social media. Added some extra contextual information as well and updated the colors a little bit.