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@AKirtesh not my lane but doesn't this depend entirely on the use case. a real time video app and a simple crud app have basically nothing in common, picking a stack in a vacuum feels backwards
did the full identity for onyx, a prague music club. before opening night the only job was making an unopened basement feel inevitable. no logo brief was going to do that, so the whole thing became one idea guarded everywhere: light against black. mark, motion, posters, the screens above the bar, all one language
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@enodrift funny timing, i just posted about this exact reflex. "founders" on here means "solo saas guy" now, like running an agency or a real business with actual clients doesn't count lol
none of these take a redesign to fix. most take an afternoon and someone willing to look at the site the way a stranger would, not the way the founder who built it does
5 mistakes i see on 90% of new saas landing pages. not code mistakes, trust mistakes. the kind that make someone bounce before they even read the pitch:
#6 bonus: copy that explains features instead of outcomes. "ai-powered analytics engine" vs "know which customers are about to churn before they do." one is a spec sheet, one is a reason to care