Shouldn't a webpage trying to sell web design/user experience be attractive and engaging?
Can you describe your ideal client, along with why they should be drawn to your service other countless others?
Shouldn't a webpage trying to sell web design/user experience be attractive and engaging?
Can you describe your ideal client, along with why they should be drawn to your service other countless others?
This product is essentially an MVP. I'm trying to gauge the demand of such a service. So far people love it and other people think its stupid. I've polarized the room. I think that's a good sign.
-- Shouldn't a webpage trying to sell web design/user experience be attractive and engaging?
Sure. I think that's relative. Once again this an MVP, but you didn't know that so fair comment - I'll take that hit. I'll probably invest more effort into the page design if the interest is there.
-- Can you describe your ideal client, along with why they should be drawn to your service other countless others?
I'd say my ideal client is a small to medium sized Saas or ecommerce site out of beta and are looking to grow. They have a clear idea of their objectives and need help implementing and measuring goals around these objective. They don;t have an in-house designer or design team. I know that is not the tightest description. I hope to tighten that up over the coming months.
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