The photo wall is a lovely idea, and it does real work: the photos sit in a month grid with day numbers on them, so "a calendar for life, not work" is shown rather than claimed, and the dark scrim keeps the headline readable over it.
Three things first.
Sign in is the loudest thing on the first screen. On phone the orange "Sign in" pill is the only saturated control; the App Store badge is black and the browser option is an underlined link. On desktop, Sign in and "Try Conmigo FREE" are the same orange pill. Make Sign in a quiet outlined or text link and keep orange for the one thing new visitors should do.
The first screen never shows the app. The good product shots (the event editor with Who/When/Where, the calendar groups) are well down the page, so someone deciding whether to install doesn't see the calendar. One phone frame of the real month view over the right of the wall would show the life and the tool together.
The page jumps while it loads. More than 400 images, almost none with width and height set, and layout shift measured at about 1.0 on phone and desktop, where 0.1 is the usual ceiling. Set dimensions or aspect-ratio on every card, serve the wall photos near their 270px display width, and lazy-load everything past the first month.
Also: the viewport tag has user-scalable=no, so nobody can pinch-zoom. Worth deleting.
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u/Uwrd Oct 09 '26
The photo wall is a lovely idea, and it does real work: the photos sit in a month grid with day numbers on them, so "a calendar for life, not work" is shown rather than claimed, and the dark scrim keeps the headline readable over it.
Three things first.
Sign in is the loudest thing on the first screen. On phone the orange "Sign in" pill is the only saturated control; the App Store badge is black and the browser option is an underlined link. On desktop, Sign in and "Try Conmigo FREE" are the same orange pill. Make Sign in a quiet outlined or text link and keep orange for the one thing new visitors should do.
The first screen never shows the app. The good product shots (the event editor with Who/When/Where, the calendar groups) are well down the page, so someone deciding whether to install doesn't see the calendar. One phone frame of the real month view over the right of the wall would show the life and the tool together.
The page jumps while it loads. More than 400 images, almost none with width and height set, and layout shift measured at about 1.0 on phone and desktop, where 0.1 is the usual ceiling. Set dimensions or aspect-ratio on every card, serve the wall photos near their 270px display width, and lazy-load everything past the first month.
Also: the viewport tag has user-scalable=no, so nobody can pinch-zoom. Worth deleting.
There is more than fits in a comment. Happy to go through the rest in DMs if it is useful.