"Style me now", promo website, challenge

I love the design and aesthetics in this landing page!

Simplifying the description in "What Style Me Now is?" can enhance clarity, i feel there is more words than necessary.

Visitors likely understand the site's value from the hero section, so making "How Style Me Now Works" cards larger and "Top Values for You" section smaller could be an improvement (it's a very subjective opinion).

I think the call-to-action (CTA) buttons need to be larger and have more consistent icons.

Reducing the number of "Get Styled" buttons may also be beneficial.

The footer form is confusing—its appearance suggests newsletter signup, but the headline indicates it's for contact. Clearing up this mix-up is crucial to avoid user confusion.

Absolutely loving the sleek and modern vibe of this landing page! You've nailed the value proposition, the testimonials really add a personal touch, and the benefits are spelled out beautifully.

Agreeing with what someone else mentioned, making that CTA button a bit bigger could really help it be more prominent and engaging. And about the text over images – some of those are a tad hard to read. Maybe a bit of an overlay could help increase the contrast.

From a user's perspective, it would also be beneficial to see a quick hint about pricing. It sets clear expectations and helps further engage potential customers.

Great work!

You did exceptional work on this! I can see the effort you put into creating a simple, trendy, and consistent visual style. I especially love the hero section's use of unique cut-out shapes. It's both eye-catching and trendy.

The balance you achieved between unique design elements and clear navigation is impressive. The clear hierarchy and consistent use of white space makes the landing page easy for anyone to understand and use.

I would recommend improving the copy of the headlines to better explain the value proposition of the service at first glance. Additionally, I would reconsider the placement of the primary CTAs. The one in the hero section seems a bit easy to ignore, and the second one appears too small to be the primary action that needs to pop out more. The text placement on the right next to the headlines could be ignored by users — I would consider removing it or aligning it from the left under the headlines.