... with a few changes focused on making the fold feel more natural while keeping Mac Duo lightweight when you're just using your Mac normally. What's new: Minimum movement Set how far the lid needs to move before the fold

... spent months tweaking copy trying to fix mobile conversions, only to realize my main button was totally pushed below the fold on smaller screens. Turned out IPhone 12 and smaller users couldn't even see the without scrolling. I only caught it by accident on a friends phone since it looked fine on mine. Now i'm wondering how many basic design bugs i'm missing just by testing on my own device. Do you manually check your site ...

... landing page three times this year, thinking that the problem was the copy. In reality, it turns out that the problem was even dumber on the mobile version of my website, my hero CTA button is placed below the fold on any device that's smaller than the iPhone 13. No one scrolls and no one clicks. Luckily, I found out about this because I've seen it happen to a friend on her personal phone, instead of me doing ...

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... fine pick, at this point the tool matters less than the brief you feed it. On what the page should contain: one promise in the headline, one screenshot doing real work, and the install button above the fold, everything else is decoration. I'd write the headline before opening any builder, it keeps the page honest. Comment from Lisa(@yelyzaveta_kibets): @busmark_w_nika   Not quite. I mean the live count against the ceiling, like: 87 invites sent this ... ... thing though, most vibe-coded landing pages fail on positioning, not looks. Write your hero in one line (who it's for + what outcome) before picking a tool. And for a Chrome extension: 10-second demo GIF above the fold

... versus what they say they want? Because my strong suspicion is there's a gap, everyone lists all six fields as essential, but in practice they glance at the diff and the failed checks and never open the rest until something breaks, at which point they want the unverified set and the tool-call trace they ignored at handoff time. If that gap is real, it changes what the receipt should surface by default versus

... single highest converting element. People want to see the product work on a real input before they sign up, not watch a video or read copy. If you're launching anything AI-related, put a playable demo above the fold. Nothing converts like "oh it actually works." Free tier with no credit card was also huge. Every friction point you remove from sign up matters more than you think. I had a "start free" CTA with zero commitment ... ... outperformed every other button on the site. The brutal ChatGPT is the real competitor

... code as well. Comment from Fabio Zacari(@fabioz): @krisvs  Thank you so much for your feedback it really means a lot, especially as it was the first one I received. I ve already updated the above-the-fold copy to make the value proposition clearer and fixed the remaining Portuguese texts in the English UI. If you have a moment to take another look, I d love to know if it feels more natural now. Comment from Fabio Zacari ... ... krisvs): Congrats on shipping your first solo project! From a first look, the idea makes sense and the positioning for paid media professionals is clear. One suggestion: you could clarify the main value proposition a bit more above the fold

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... breach leaks it. Welcome Ivan, always been interested in security. It's one of those things people don't really think about until it's too late. On your website, I would reduce the text in the hero (above fold). Make it concise as possible. I know it's not easy, but the more in depth explanation on what your app is can be done below the fold

... page is "is this for me?" I like the additional information about AWS costs. More education for the buyer to make a great decision Somethings I may change: There is a lot of text below the fold. Any way you could make that more concise or visual? I feel like your open source offering is a great differentiator / trust builder. Maybe move that up underneath your packages, almost like how others advertise their free offering under their paid subs. Comment ... ... prices and clear articulation of what those prices are Both CDN and Shield pages are simple, can read in a single thumb scroll A suggestion or two that might be worth consideration: on web, the pricing sits below the fold

... features. Also, once it's open-source, your GitHub might slowly become your support inbox something to be prepared for Would we do it again? Yes but only if it s really clear which features are helpful and free vs. which ones save time and are worth paying for. Also, if your audience isn t super technical, open-sourcing may not drive upgrades on its own. In that case, a smooth onboarding experience or helpful demo might do more ... ... rest of the report is blurred out unless you sign up. We re also considering open-sourcing the core product soon the feature boundaries between free and paid are still evolving, so suggestions on what should remain open vs

... confusing? I'm not sure what "team management" means in the context of an "operations platform" that also handles "financials" and "investor relations", but I like the screenshots! (I do see it later explained.) And I really like the alternating split view and the black and red color contrast. What s missing? Where does all the data come from? What s great but buried? Nothing? The page flows well to me. Would you actually sign up or bounce? Probably bounce ... ... iPhone's haptic engine. We might launch the Android version if many users need that. Comment from Nina Kolari(@ninakolari): @brian_arndt1   Great work already, I'd add few refinements. I'd definitely test your above the fold

... followers. Comment from Anush Bichakhchyan(@anush_bichakhchyan3): Nice guide! Thanks Comment from Herman Chan(@dailoxxxx40169): One practical pre-launch thing that tends to help more than more posting: make your landing page carry one proof signal above the fold before the CTA (waitlist count, concrete result, or a testimonial from a design partner). It gives all your outreach somewhere credible to land. If useful, I can sketch a simple above-the-fold

... type someone s name! Continuous leaderboard We ve removed the Featured | All toggle on the leaderboard in favor of a See all expander at the bottom. Note that our moderation team still does choose what to feature above the fold (see our guidelines ). This was a community suggestion - please keep them coming! Maker Swag I ve heard it s healthy for makers to separate their personality from their product. And yet I will happily answer to Rajiv Product Hunt ...