Improve a landing page with design references
Your page has a strong foundation: a clear product, command-first CTA, and focused developer-tool aesthetic. The biggest opportunity is to make the product tangible sooner. Highest-impact changes - Rewrite the hero around the outcome, not the implementation: “Give your AI a visual memory.” - Replace the low-contrast logo row with labeled proof: supported AI tools and the number of indexed websites. - Turn the horizontal ticker into clickable search prompts such as dark SaaS hero, serif + sans pa
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Your page has a strong foundation: a clear product, command-first CTA, and focused developer-tool aesthetic. The biggest opportunity is to make the product tangible sooner.
Highest-impact changes
- Rewrite the hero around the outcome, not the implementation: “Give your AI a visual memory.”
- Replace the low-contrast logo row with labeled proof: supported AI tools and the number of indexed websites.
- Turn the horizontal ticker into clickable search prompts such as
dark SaaS hero,serif + sans pairing, andTailwind theme. - Show the product before the code output: a prompt followed by reference screenshots, typography, palette, spacing, and layout details.
- Move the large Tailwind output lower. It matters, but it should follow a visual result.
- Use one accent color for active states and key highlights so the grayscale interface feels less flat.
Use this order: Hero → Prompt-to-reference demo → How it works → Library preview → Exported tokens → Supported AI tools → CTA.
My strongest recommendation: combine json-render’s product demo, Vercel’s composition, and Impeccable’s installation clarity.