At first I was confused about the screenshot/mockup. I think it’s meant to show what you could be signing up to.

I’m not sure the in-app experience is all that helpful. I’d prefer to see a video of some cool stuff that people might share. Some quick cuts of what you think could be the power of this network.

I think this landing page doesn’t need much more than that video and a sign up link. (Exaggerating but you get the idea)

I am no serial entrepreneur, I have no experience in this area. Just opinions. Good luck

When I get to the page I quickly want to see 3 things:

1. What is it?

> A place to share thoughts, ideas, and opinions, using video!

What kind of place? Website? App? Why is video at the end if that's the (presumably) unique feature?

2. How will it make my life better?

No clue.

3. What do I do now?

Get notified on release isn't bad but what about "Get On The List" or something to make it seem more exclusive?

Thanks this was very helpful!

This is where I got it from:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XFJ2JGR

Overall worth taking a look at.

I think page about a video blog should have a video on the landing page. Especially with the presenter being informal and enthusiastic, if this is a check to see interest, then simulate what the experience you want to present in the video. Though I think the lead picture there is excellent.

To me, the screenshot looks more like an ID badge than a video forum screenshot, the main pic looks like a newscaster reading from a teleprompter, little too formal.

Yeah, I have to admit I am not the greatest product designer. Thanks for the feedback!

Too much white space. Plain blue with too much white is not looking good at all. Mobile image is not looking good.

hey!

work on the whitespace - make consistent vertical margins between elements: beginning of the white section seems a bit too cluttered.

Also try to use a bit different color palette - that blue color looks like a bit CSS's default `blue` built-in color - try something more unusual! :)

good luck!

You might want to play around with the spacing (there seems to be a lot more white space than necessary) and the color scheme--the black, blue, and white don't work very well together as it is.vOther than that the content is pretty good.

I was able to briefly look at this and it feels very square and sharp. Maybe implementing UX/UI design patterns would make the landing page flow more and overall more appealing.

I think it's more of a problem with Launchrock, than anything else.