Table of Contents
📼 Video Review📝 General Notes📰 Above the Fold1. Hero Section1.1 Title1.2 Subtitle1.3 Visual1.4 Social Proof1.5 CTA👇 Below the Fold2. Logo Farm3. Testimonials4. Product Demo5. Features and Objections6. Use Cases7. More social proof8. FAQs9. Pricing10. 2nd CTA11. Founder’s note
Resources 📘
Indie Hackers post: Please roast my first SaaS Landing Page
My step-by-step guide to landing pages that convert by Harry Dry
Landingfolio. 873 Best Landing Page Design Inspiration & Examples
📼 Video Review
📝 General Notes
- Initial take is the web design looks great. Simple, clean, and fits with the type of product
- Big Questions:
- I’m not certain what Taitopia should be used for.
- Is it for creating 3d models?
- Is it for materials and lighting etc?
- Is it for rending using cloud resources?
- Where does the model come from?
- Do I bring my own model?
- Do I use a sample model from the library?
- Does Taitopia create a model of my unique product for me?
- Why do I need to use Taitopia?
- How does Taitopia make my 3d work better?
- How does Taitopia integrate with my current workflow?
- What measurable metrics can be shown comparing my current workflow vs using Taitopia? Examples:
- 10x render speed
- 1.5 billion rays per second vs 500M rays per second on local computer
- Etc
- Need a “How this works - 3 step example”
- Step 1 - Upload your 3d model
- Step 2 - Stage your model
- Step 3 - Send to cloud render
- Community/Social
- Post more on Instagram. Even it the post are just renders of product.
- Add structure to the Discord.
📰 Above the Fold
1. Hero Section
1.1 Title
- “Blazing fast, photorealistic product visualization in your browser”
- “Blazing fast 3d cloud rendering”
1.2 Subtitle
- “An easy-to-use online 3D rendering tool for superb product visuals”
- “Taitopia is an easy-to-use online 3D rendering tool for creating superior product visuals”
1.3 Visual
- Image
- Make bigger, wider
1.4 Social Proof
- Must have some sort of social proof when available
- Star rating, testimonial quote, etc
1.5 CTA
- What 1 thing do you want visitors to do?
- “Get Early Access →”
- Button:
- “Get early access →”
- Free for personal use
👇 Below the Fold
2. Logo Farm
- There are 2 types of logo farms—Client Logos and Press Logos. Pick one or the other, not both.
- Use client logos (if they exist)
- Use press logos if the product has some published articles
3. Testimonials
- Show 3 or 4 testimonials from customers
- Make gathering testimonials a core focus
- Design example: Simple testimonials on Tailbits ↗
4. Product Demo
- Show an explainer video or dynamic example of the product in action
- Here’s an idea:
- A short recording of the product interface. A 3d model is in the center. In the recording rotate the object, change materials, then rotate back to original position (so the clip loops perfectly)
- True Product Demo!
- When you can, provide a fully operational product demo with a test model. Let the visitor rotate, change materials, etc. Then have visitor click the Render button.
5. Features and Objections
- Good feature sections
- Large and bulky, may perform better as 2-column sections
- Better to have less text than filler text
- Must run spell & grammar check
6. Use Cases
- What are the use cases for Taitopia and who are the ideal users?
- List Use-Case types that are relevant and site visitors will identify with.
7. More social proof
- When you have many more testimonials from customers add a large section of quotes here (12+)
8. FAQs
- Need more FAQs
- A minimum of 8, max of 12
- When there are only 3 it seems like there was low effort put into thinking about FAQs
- Need help coming up with FAQs? Try using ChatGPT
9. Pricing
- What is pricing for the product?
- Always show multiple tiers. Taitopia may only need Personal and Professional tiers.
- Is pricing static ($99/month) or dynamic based on usage ($0.01 per render)?
10. 2nd CTA
- Current:
- “Unlock your imagination and bring every product design concept to life!”
- “Easy. Rapid. Realistic. All in your browser.”
- “Get early access →” Free for personal use
- Rewrite to reflect CTA at top of page
11. Founder’s note
- Have a section about you the founder or team
- Something to put a human behind the product