HyperGo

Hey Justin! Nice work on the product. If this is meant to be a project, it would be helpful to include a bit more background so mentors can provide even more useful feedback. Even though it’s not required by Uxcel, adding a short introduction about the project and your reasons for sharing it here in showcase, would give us more context and make your work stand out even more. Would be cool to see your process and what inspired you to share!

Hey Justin!

First off, I really like the clean and minimal approach; it feels fast, lightweight, and easy to understand. The layout is simple and consistent, which makes the whole experience feel smooth and focused.

That said, the page does feel a bit too empty at times, especially on desktop, but even more so on mobile. You’ve got about 80px of vertical padding above and below each section, which adds up to 160px between each visual element. On smaller screens, that much space creates long scrolls with very little content in view, which can make it feel like there’s not much happening. Reducing that spacing a bit, even by 30–40%, would really help tighten everything up and make it more engaging without losing the minimalist feel.

I also noticed that the links under “For Creators,” “For Travel,” and “At Work” currently go to hgl.ink/, which doesn’t seem to load. I tried changing the domain manually to hgo.bio/, and that worked!! Updating those links would be an easy fix.

One thing I think could really elevate the site is adding a preview of the dashboard or editor. Right now, it’s hard to get a sense of what the product actually looks like in action. Some real-world use cases or mockups would help people imagine themselves using it.

It feels clear, fast, and purposeful, which totally matches the product. With just a few small adjustments, I think you could make it feel even sharper and more complete.

Great work!

nice work Justin

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Hii Justin Pro tip:

make the screen tilting towards the CTA instead of \ make it this /

thats a nice job

Few improvements from my side

1. use consistency in the corner radius of the button some looks like pills shape and other have less rounded
2. home navigation from top can be removed as there is only one option and as a best practice clicking on logo serve as home button
3. text needs better formatting
4. use better quality images

BRAVO