Roast my landing page - Feedback needed 👀
Hey everyone,
We are launching a community recognition platform for developers soon. We would greatly appreciate your feedback on the design, content, and product of our landing page at https://www.vaunt.dev/. Thank you in advance for your valuable input!
Vaunt is a fun way to show off your development skills! Developers can showcase their skills and achievements on Github, while organizations can drive user contributions and highlight their different contributors.
Here are some of its key features:
- Open-source experience levels card that showcases developers’ expertise in open-source technologies
- Gamification approach that incentivizes developers to contribute more by earning achievements badges
- Customizable achievements that allow organizations to incentivize and reward their contributors
- Community score/health tracker that highlights diversity and inclusivity in developer communities
Visit: https://www.vaunt.dev/
I like many things about the over the fold area. The logo is cool, so is the domain name. I don't know whether the website is picking up that my system prefers dark mode, but I like the dark background color. And I really like the colorful icons. I think icons are like a spice that will either make your break your website and in this case, they look amazing.
What I don't like is that the main pitch is too vague. After reading it, I'm not entirely sure what this thing is, exactly.
After browsing through the entire page, I think I got it: This is a kind of social media platform for developers to show off how good they are?
In either case, what would really help this is a live demo. Who are you who made this? Where can I see your Vaunt Profile? Let me see you, and I can also understand your product better.
Another thing is that there is no information about pricing. If this this thing is free, it should be clearly stated.
I think this landing page looks very good, but it's lacking in the copy writing section. The person who wrote this needs to step back a bit and simplify things. Assuming you are an engineer, remember the holy K.I.S.S principle. When you do that, this is going to be great.
Thank you so much! Love your comment, we will work on those.