I'm looking at SaaS homepages today. Send me one that's been bothering you and I'll tell you what I'd rethink.

Minimal doesn't mean empty. It means every element has earned its place.

Left or right? Be honest.

That fancy gradient isn't your brand strategy.

Some SaaS websites look like they were designed to impress other designers, not convince actual buyers.

Left or right? Be honest.

Unpopular opinion: adding more sections to your landing page is usually a sign you haven't figured out your message.

Left or right? Be honest.

Building a great product and being good at selling it are two different skills. Your website sits right in the middle.

Sometimes the best thing you can do for a design is stop touching it.

Drop your SaaS website below. I'll pick a few and share one thing I'd improve on each.

Your competitor's product isn't necessarily better. Their website just makes it easier to believe.

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Your competitor charges more than you. Maybe their positioning is doing a better job.

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Some founders have a $1M product and a $50 website. And somehow, they're surprised people hesitate.

If your headline starts with 'Revolutionizing the future of…', we need to talk.

Left or right? Be honest.

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