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Landing Section for UP9 WebPage.

Keeping it simple and playing with a 3d + Glass style was part of the brand exploration of this concept.

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Spline

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Hey, Javler! I can only review hero section for now, because you didn't provided full project link. So, regarding a hero, I have several suggestions:

  1. Try to use mroe descriptive image. For example you can show the interface of this platform. Imhi centered layout and screen at the bottom would be nice.
  2. The shadow under the image looks a little bit dirty, try to ue the same one near the button.
  3. Also is a good practise to showcase company logos which are using this product, you can use Logoipsum for that, they have wide selection of modern, free logo designs.

I look forward to reviewing the full project when it becomes available. If you have any questions or need further clarification, please don't hesitate to ask.

Best regards,

Fedir


Hi, your work is gorgeous 😍 yet the above the fold doesn't suffice a couple marketing points:

If there is no scrolling down, the get started button should be bigger. If there is important content hidden until the user scrolls, there needs to be a clear indication that there is something to be scrolled.

Doesn't have to be an arrow, scroll wheel or written, it's enough if a piece of something peeks from the bottom of the page and entices the user to scroll.

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Hi Michal, Thank you for your feedback. I would like to address the points you mentioned regarding the "Marketing Points": -This was a "landing section" exploration, not a completed Landing Page. It was one of several variants I was exploring, and I happened to like this one. -There was no scroll hint included at this stage because, in this concept, there is nothing below to show. -As you pointed out, I didn't share anything usable in terms of final content but rather parts of the process. The focus of this post was more on the UI Style rather than usability. For the type of post you're referring to, I completely agree that it should be more extensive, delving deeper into the UX and Marketing aspects. I appreciate your feedback and am glad you highlighted these points for the community.

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