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1. Your hero section takes some time to be fully visible. You can try increasing the speed of the animation. It'll help in CRO.

2. You can remove the 7-day trial pill above the H1 as it makes the hero section cluttered. Instead, you can put 'No CC required' in the primary CTA button or just below it.

3. Add a real product image in the hero section. Illustrations are not that convincing.

I hope this helps.

Yeah, I've heard about Anki.

Justfile over Taskfile?

Is there an English version?

Thanks. Let me see.

I also use pen and paper daily. Although people suggest I take notes online, my first thoughts tend to be on paper.

To detect AI-generated content, teachers must start generating content with AI.

Have you seen any real-world examples of exploits being contained thanks to this design?

I heard that they inflated their sales number by 3x

1 CRO suggestion - Add a 'Try Now' button below the pricing.

I clicked on 'Play Now', and it said I must wait for 17 hours. Please add a timer to the 'Play Now' button itself.

Your website is neat. 1 question though. How is it different from searching directly on ChatGPT?

Now, NASA also wants us to download an app... come on.

Simple and sweet. Please turn off the autoplay for sounds. If possible, please add Pomodoro too.

Sublime Text is crying in a corner.

SEO always adapts. People will always search for stuff they need. Search engines may change, but SEO will remain.

This is good stuff.

Your comment is AI-generated.

I'd love to see an alternative to these prototyping tools that lets me pick my stack instead of forcing me to rely on theirs.

Words for the functions are easy to understand.

This is interesting...

I did read the entire article, though.

Too long. Fantastic read.

Is it just guessing?

Then these companies throw big revenue numbers through PR. Coinbase's revenue is decreasing, though.

lol..

As always.

Or it's just another trick to sell customer data.

I don't know; I could never trust these giant crypto exchanges. They are always on hackers' radars.

The hackers then asked for $20 million in a ransom payment to delete the data.