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@caroline_chiari Love the idea! It feels a bit like Automator on MacOS - do you think that koupi has particular advantages or differences from Automator? The landing page (https://koupi.io) is too large for my Macbook Pro's screen. Make sure that your CSS is making the page responsive to smaller screens (especially mobile devices). Keep it up!

@segheysens One of the advantages is that it will be one tool for all OSs. I will change the landing page right away, thank you for the feedback!

@fernikolic1 thx guys, so good, come look my site www.bitsnano.com

@nathan_parikh Hey, I can only speak from a designers perspective, so anything deeply rooted into wordpress I might not have insight to. Although I do regularly work with Wordpress and clients who want to embed videos on their sites. First of all: This is definitely needed, especially in times of a pandemic, where businesses such as dog trainers, fitness coaches (etc.) are forced to change their websites to accomodate to the public staying home. Here are my first impressions: - The header with an example video looks nice! - Maybe change the logos below to a fixed height. Right now all of them do have different sizes and that can look strange. - Additionally: I'm not sure the lines above and below the logos are necessary, at least not in the same color. Maybe reduce the opacity to introduce some air to the layout. - The red buy button should have a bit more space between it and the text above - In general: Whitespace is not your enemy. You are on the right track, but some elements don't have enough room to breathe. Mainly the "Have another question" section and the subtitle of Pricing. - There are a plethora of stock icons available everywhere to spice up your feature cards. Use some of them! People like to look at things and in turn, using icons might change the feel from bootstrap template to carefully crafted elements. Or: Use patterns and textures in low opacity to splice up the card backgrounds. - The logo is very generic. Its definitly servicable and also not ugly. But nothing people will remember. There are many, many paid Wordpress plugins out there that have their own branding. And to take a bite out of that market might mean to invest into a more unique logo. Doesn't have to be agency material, but I really think you can do better than a red recording dot!

@timwldn man, I somehow missed this notification. Thanks so much for your feedback, really valuable. Making the features area more visually appealing is definitely a high priority for me. Good point about the logo, it's definitely more of a MVP logo at this point, but I agree creating a stronger brand is the best long-term move. Again, thanks for your notes and sorry for missing this comment!