I just semi-launched my website but am looking to improve it. Can you guys roast it?
I would appreciate any feedback and tips!
🎓in the Contact better put Google map
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+ got NavigationThe messaging in the hero section on the landing page is quite clear. I am able to understand the purpose of the company almost immediately. Overall, really well done.
I saw it and understood in less than 1 sec what was your service about. The fonts are really nice picked, childlike headers and readable-serious descriptions, colours are really nice, thought. Looks great, collect data and iterate
I thought so too!
Not here to roast. But if it was me I would really emphasize the benefits of why your child needs to learn to code . Good luck
"© 2024 AI Whoo, LLC. " I know it’s a detail, but that’s just wrong. You probably thought that, considering how close we are to 2024, you might as well get a head start so you’re up to date next year. But that’s not how it works. The “© 202X” is here to mark the year in which the latest work was published.
If you don’t update the design of your website every year, you should leave the year that the latest design was published in.
Haha at the very least a computer scientist should know how to dynamically update it
Totally agree on the comment. some people mention the first publish date and the current like. 2013 to 2023.
By “latest design published” do you mean the general look of the website or do you mean publishing any content such as a new portfolio piece or blog too?
I would break up the paragraphs to be 3 sentences max
Welp, mission accomplished?
I’m sure this is all great advice, but does your analytics say your website is doing what you want it to do?
learn to code and book a free session buttons bring different sizes annoys me
also the large bubbly stylized typeface is very tight, could use some spaced out tracking if possible, a little crappy to read. otherwise, good
Oh my gosh, it’s really good. I should put my website up it is bound to get roasted beyond my emotional response capabilities.
You’re teaching codes to kids.
But where’s the content? I didn’t saw anything related to curriculum, methods, and teachers.
Who are the teachers?
Before jumping into UI design updates, provide some value, there’s not much information that will attract me to sign up.
Provide the below items 👇
- Class contents
- Teaching methods
- Teachers
- Time-table of the classes
- Testimonials of previous students
- Social proof
- Add images related to teaching HTML
I am not a ui/ux guy but what I can recommend is keywords that you website and maybe in future blogs cater to.
I made a tool that will go tru thousands of keywords and using that tool I manage to perform keywords analysis for your product. Here is the keyword analysis : AIWHOOSCHOOL KEYWORD ANALYSIS
Let me know if you want to know how to use this or have some feedback on the analysis
If these were included I’d be more likely to try the service
- There was no specific information about the qualification or experiences of the teaching staff who will be guiding the children. Knowing their educational background and teaching expertise would boost confidence.
- Although various programs include coding and STEM, there was no clear mention of the age groups or grade levels these programs are designed for. This would help parents understand if it’s suitable for their child.
- There was no visible link or section for resources, such as sample coding projects or learning material, that could give a clearer picture of what the curriculum entails.
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Works great on mobile!!!
You teach “culture” seems odd word choice.
In about us, I wish you showed more games your students created in the carousel. I already saw those examples on the home page
I know nothing about website design, so you could take my feedback as the perspective of someone who’s stumbled upon your site or as a potential client. I think it looks great! It’s really straightforward yet pretty engaging, and it really does give off school vibes. The ‘Teach your child to code’ message tells me exactly what you offer. The logo depicting the sun peeking behind a cloud reminds me of a daycare for some reason, but that only adds to the school feeling. I think the cherry on top is the ‘space ninjas’ example. It would make any parent excited to think that their kids could potentially develop a game like that. I’m sure people who’ve actually designed websites have things to say, but from my perspective, it looks great!
The double review blocks are a bit much.