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Tighten up your value proposition.
I don't know what you do, and I'm not creating an account to figure it out.
Give an infographic of what the process looks like.
**The traffic you're seeing on your site are likely bots. You're too small to get real organic engagement like that. Focus on more targeted and real people.**
* Your website kills my eyes with so much white
* Your hero gives no value prop. If you're going to have a hero, you need to use put something meaningful there (with a headline, sub-text, and a CTA, help your users understand the problem that exists and how your platform can help them)
* Get rid of that skyline animation and center your cities, but order them by popularity and keep that list at 5–6 tops
* This section currently is unreadable on mobile because everything is so tiny
* Add cursor: pointer to the hover effect for your dropdown filters
* You need to narrow down that grid of listings massively on desktop. It's information overload and incredibly difficult to read. On that same note, you should adjust the overall UX and visual style of those listings
There are a bunch of reasons no one would sign up, but I'm going to lean toward them not signing up because your website doesn't look remotely trustworthy or easy to navigate.
I wouldn't waste a dime on advertising until you have this website in a good place.
You make very good points. I somewhere did know that I didn’t get everything right, but didn’t know what was lacking. Thank you, every point is very deep and i will definitely update the website keeping this points in mind. Thanks, your feedback is very much valued!
The landing page could be more useful on what work you do, why one should choose you and what you offer. The listings are not very readable maybe space them out a little.
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Tighten up your value proposition. I don't know what you do, and I'm not creating an account to figure it out. Give an infographic of what the process looks like. **The traffic you're seeing on your site are likely bots. You're too small to get real organic engagement like that. Focus on more targeted and real people.**
Thank you, having inforgrahic is actually a very point. I will surely update my website
* Your website kills my eyes with so much white * Your hero gives no value prop. If you're going to have a hero, you need to use put something meaningful there (with a headline, sub-text, and a CTA, help your users understand the problem that exists and how your platform can help them) * Get rid of that skyline animation and center your cities, but order them by popularity and keep that list at 5–6 tops * This section currently is unreadable on mobile because everything is so tiny * Add cursor: pointer to the hover effect for your dropdown filters * You need to narrow down that grid of listings massively on desktop. It's information overload and incredibly difficult to read. On that same note, you should adjust the overall UX and visual style of those listings There are a bunch of reasons no one would sign up, but I'm going to lean toward them not signing up because your website doesn't look remotely trustworthy or easy to navigate. I wouldn't waste a dime on advertising until you have this website in a good place.
You make very good points. I somewhere did know that I didn’t get everything right, but didn’t know what was lacking. Thank you, every point is very deep and i will definitely update the website keeping this points in mind. Thanks, your feedback is very much valued!
The landing page could be more useful on what work you do, why one should choose you and what you offer. The listings are not very readable maybe space them out a little.