edit: I noticed that at the very bottom there's a link to a demo but the demo doesn't load.
edit: I noticed that at the very bottom there's a link to a demo but the demo doesn't load.
The images are fine and there's not much more to the design on mobile. But at the top I'm told "you previously created a home hunt" which I definitely didn't which links to a form with prefilled demo passwords which is unusual, the main call to action is below the fold, and I'm not sure how important the link to donate to the project via OpenCollective is, but I bet the average first time user is confused by it. The other effect I can imagine is if the first cohort of viewers was the sort of people that browse interesting FOSS projects (who will have used a lot of software with worse landing pages!) and the cohort looking at the current design are homebuyers in general...
- Add more whitespace. Sections are too close to each other
- Reduce font size. The body text is way too large and competes with headers
- Add padding. It would help to have some whitespace on the left and right of your page.
Some of the internal elements also seem too squat and compressed, especially the "what makes our websites special" part
To me it has something to do with the typeface choices, and/or the text layout. My eye drifts to the text in the upper left quadrant.
Lack of actual photos is maybe another thing but for me personally there's more to it than that.