Hi everyone, I’ve finished my landing page for my Design as a Service product for SaaS companies. I’d really like some feedback so here’s the link: https://www.tajen.studio/. This is the first iteration of the page and I really tried not to overcomplicate things as I have a terrible habit of being too much of a perfectionist. So I always try to think of the quote: "Perfectionism is procrastination masquerading as quality control.”
I’d like to know:
- If my value proposition is clear
- If you’re a SaaS company, is this a service you might consider? If not, could you elaborate on why not?
- general comments on what you like and don’t like about the page
If you’re familiar with DesignJoy, then you’ve seen this model before. I’ve done a few things differently such as niching down (SaaS companies), only taking a set number of clients at a time, and actually doing some meetings (I like getting to know the clients, it seems more personal!).
Thank you for reading this and for your time if you do provide feedback!
Sorry, but I wouldn’t trust this company.
It claims to be a limited company but doesn’t seem to be listed on company house.
On one page it says it’s based in Milton Keynes, on another London.
There are no contact details at all other than an email address.
It’s even storing Google Analytics cookies on my device without a banner which is basically illegal.
Major alarm bells. Before I’d even look at what you offer, I’d need to trust your business.
Thanks for your feedback! Ah, it is a bit of a mess. Thank you for pointing those out. Tajen Studio hasn’t started trading yet so the terms & conditions page was there for when I launched and registered as a limited company. The idea of this post was just to validate the idea of whether a design subscription service would actually be useful to my target companies and to see if what I’m offering is clear. But I do understand how that creates a sense of mistrust. I’ll look into the GA and cookies issue, I’m still new to front-end dev so I didn’t know this. Thank you again for the feedback. Really useful stuff.