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Beautiful hero, but the narrative unravels below the fold. Scroll reveals overshadow your product copy, and the primary CTA shifts position three times.
Opening frame lands with confidence — the wordmark, gradient field, and product still carry a cohesive point of view.
Three CTA position shifts in the first scroll create decision fatigue. Commit to one primary action above the fold.
Scroll-triggered reveals are stacking on every section. Pick two hero moments and let the rest render statically.
“🔥🔥🔥” isn't a design note.
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- youDesigner11:42 AMdropping this for a client review monday. would love a real crit before then 🙏anything you'd change. be honest.🙏3🔥5
- jordanPM11:48 AMngl this slaps 🔥🔥🔥 ship it
- samEngineer12:03 PMclean af, love the vibes ✨💯2
- alexDesigner1:17 PMomg you've GOT it 💪
- momGuest4:52 PMstunning!!! so proud of you 💕💕💕
- still waiting for a real note…
4 notes. Ranked by impact.
- FIXHero CTA is competing with the logoBoth sit at 56px, similar weight. Drop the logo to 22px so the CTA leads the eye.
- FIXBody copy is 14px on a 1440 canvasReads as small print. 17–18px — your line-length is already tight enough to hold it.
- POLISHMixed corner radii across cards and buttonsCards are 12px, buttons 16px. Unify on 12px — the smaller radius reads more premium.
- STRENGTHSection rhythm is workingThe 96px vertical is giving real editorial energy. Don't flatten it.
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