... Every CRO guide told us to keep our hero section clean, concise, and minimal. We had a super short landing page with just a bold headline and a CTA button, but conversion stayed stuck at 2%. We decided to do the exact opposite: we rebuilt the page into a 3,000-word long-form teardown showing the exact step by step workflow real screenshots and edge case limitations. Conversions jumped to 5.4%. It turns out high-intent buyers wanted deep ...

... Studio 2.0 will land in Autonomyware. Autonomyware takes a product from a single prompt to engineered parts and a full bill of materials, autonomously. Render Studio 2.0 is where that model becomes a shot you can actually use: a hero image for a pitch deck, a store listing, a client review or a turntable for social. Here's what's coming: Light: 8 HDRI environments (Studio, White, Softbox, Showroom, Dark, Window, Daylight, Sunset), key, fill and rim control ... ... lenses, perspective or orthographic, depth of field, quick views and saved shots. Output: Draft, High or Ultra quality, up to 16:9 4K, transparent PNG, a turntable as WebM and an 8-angle PNG set. Five presets (Hero

... Product Hunt launch is in two days. The gallery is ready, but it's all screenshots: a hero image and a few shots of the product in use. I don't have a video. I could spend the next two days recording one. I'd rather spend that time on the first comment and on replying to people on launch day, though, and I'm not sure a rushed video helps more than it hurts. If you've launched before ...

... built Motion Hero for Shopify stores that want the kind of scroll-driven experiences you see on sites like Apple, Terminal Industries, Cula Tech and other highly interactive websites. Right now, social media is full of people saying: Just build it with Claude. And yes, you can. But if what you actually want is a scroll-controlled video section, it s still much easier to open a Video Editor , upload your video, set the behavior, add your content and publish ... ... prompt debugging. No rebuilding the same component every time. And you can create as many sections as you want. You still need the video itself Motion Hero

... bought sticker spots Every brand who bought a sticker spot now has a dedicated, editable page too + backlink /campaign - a brand hands over a brief to reach several laptops at once "Add my brand" as a door in the hero, beside "List my laptop" Paid links carry rel="sponsored", and a sold spot now links to the brand that took it BUYING: Several spots on one lid in a single payment, ticked on the lid itself What happens when ... ... dropdowns: seen at, ownership, who the seller is, and the sort Sorts: most raised, most followers, ending soon, most viewed Seller audience (developer, founder, creator ) asked for and filterable Follower counts on every card Latest activity moved into the hero

... Product Hunt! We just shipped the biggest update to the Icons8 MCP since launch . The headline: illustrations . Your agent could already pick icons from Icons8, now it illustrates things too: a hero image for a landing page, empty states, onboarding, a 404. There are 345 styles , and the skill keeps the whole project to one of them, so your pages stop looking like a collage. Two more things landed along the way: Sign-in instead of API keys. Your agent ...

... pound of colour that once dressed cardinals and kings. Getting the cochineal right is a fact-check. Making the page breathe between chapters is taste. Fable 5.1 did both without being asked for either. Most cinematic websites are a hero image and a parallax trick. This one is edited like a film. World Three The snow globe that knew about the spacebar Winterholm a Three.js voxel snow globe in WebGL, a snow-covered village under glass with a windmill ... ... scientific computing) 52.6% Fable 5: 24.7% Opus 5: 29.0% Context window 1,000,000 tokens hold a whole codebase at once Max output 128,000 tokens a full build in one pass Prompt-cache reads up to 75% cheaper vs

... with an actual screenshot of SafeLimit running inside a real LinkedIn tab. Generated pages illustrate a concept. Real products show the thing working. Vinay's 1Password and Grammarly picks are the ones to copy directly for a Chrome extension, hero showing the extension live in the browser chrome rather than floating in space. Since your whole pitch is staying inside safe limits, a shot of the warning firing on a risky action would do more than any illustration. And chase ... ... first-draft. Only worth it if the landing page is going to grow into a product surface with gated content, calculators, auth, etc. One thing though, most vibe-coded landing pages fail on positioning, not looks. Write your hero

... figure out which side they re on before anything else makes sense. One side has capacity to offer, the other wants access to it. I ve cycled through three approaches and none of them feel solved: Split hero, two CTAs. Clean in a mockup. In practice people read both columns, compare them, and stall. The decision gets heavier because you ve made it look like a decision. One CTA, branch after signup. Converts better at the top. But a chunk ... ... them, and let the other side find their entry point further down. Airbnb doesn t ask if you re a host on the homepage. For anyone who s shipped a two-sided product did you solve this in the hero

... into my first major technical issue. I opened the website on my iPhone and an older Android test phone to make sure everything looked correct on mobile screens. On desktop, the hero banner looked fantastic. It had a bold headline on the left and a large, floating 3D card image on the right. However, on smaller mobile screens (especially those around 375 pixels wide), the text and the image collided. The headline text was overlapping with the card image, making ... ... function lets you define a minimum, preferred, and maximum value, allowing elements to scale smoothly depending on the screen size. Here is the CSS code I added to our custom stylesheet to fix the layout: /* Mobile layout fix for hero

... tired of habit trackers that feel like spreadsheets and punish you for missing one day. So I built Habit Hero . Instead of chasing streaks, you create your own hero

... specific things we had to fix before going public: 1. Over-complicated onboarding: Reduced 5 signup steps down to 2 by delaying profile customization until after the first core action. 2. Interactive demo over static screenshots: Replaced standard hero images with a 15-second interactive walkthrough. 3. In-app feedback widget: Added a 1-click feedback button on every dashboard page so launch-day users can report issues instantly. I d love to hear from fellow builders and makers: What ...

... more than any UI polish did. So yeah, I d say naming the problem is the actual unlock. The demo just has to not get in the way of it. Comment from Viraj Parab(@viraj_parab): StartupHQ to organize competitor research, validate ideas, and keep my roadmap focused. It removed a lot of the "what should I do next?" moments. Now the challenge is exactly what you mentioned: getting distribution right. Comment from Mincheol kim(@mincheol_kim): @anna_ludwinowski ... ... Kozlo(@wvitalik): I look for the problem/need first. However, note that some products are solving the problem of a bad existing UX and user interface (think about the goal "to manage virtual private servers" and solutions via the terminal VS

... ideas. Google Calendar keeps my work and life from turning into chaos. Slack the communication hub for almost everything I do. Curious how this list will look in another 5 years. Comment from Mohamed Hussein(@mohamed_hussein25): 1. Peekads competitor ad intelligence across 13 platforms (built it myself) 2. Claude for writing and thinking 3. Supabase database for everything 4. Lovable how I built Peekads without coding 5. Slack where my autonomous agents report back to me Comment from Avelino ... ... something visual. Whether it's dashboard concepts, landing page designs, or product mockups, it helps me communicate ideas quickly. 3. Google Sheets: Still one of the most powerful tools for startups. I use it for financial planning, market research, competitor

... doorbell. It rings the same whether it's a package or a fire. That's basically the gap Pushary fills, same hook idea you've already wired, but the event carries a real handoff (done vs blocked vs

... recently around technical performance and organic rankings, and honestly the correlation has been stronger than I expected. The biggest ranking issues I ve found lately weren t content-related at all. They were things like: broken lazy loading oversized hero images render-blocking JS third-party scripts tanking CLS slow mobile LCP on weaker connections What surprised me most was how often good-looking Lighthouse scores still hid real-world UX problems in field data. Because of that, I ended ...

... Graph overhaul: Floating detail panel, click-through entity relationships, in-app entity deletion (cascades to triples), liquid-glass zoom controls, flicker-free node drag. New What's new modal: First launch after auto-update opens release highlights with a hero matching the website's auth screen and a link to the full changelog. New Welcome-screen otter mascot (opt-in): Vector otter toggleable from Settings Appearance. Eyes track your cursor while you type, mouth opens pink when you paste, blinks ... ... side-panel pattern we already use for file previews so it doesn't add a new UI primitive. Probably the very next thing on the roadmap. Two quick questions if you've got a sec: 1. Per-message receipt vs

... people try to raise funding before they even begin. And then sometimes I read those zero to hero stories. (Maybe they re a bit "polished" by the media to have publicity.) In any case, building products has become much easier from a technical perspective, which also makes it cheaper especially for software startups. In many cases, all you really need is ChatGPT or another AI model ( $20 ), a domain (starting around $10 ), some DNS or hosting services (sometimes from ... ... Appreciate that! :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @davem_0  Marketing is the most priciest item rn. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @qasimkhan  Have you already started with marketing? Can you compare amounts for production (tech) vs

... members were reading stories over the phone or video calls. That small idea became Our Stories . What started as a simple bedtime story app evolved into: Bedtime & daytime stories in any language you want Personalized stories with custom heroes, themes, and topics Story continuation with recurring characters Narration so little ones can listen independently AI-generated illustrations Tracking language exposure reading time and number of stories read per week The best product feedback came from other parents around ...

... extension. Back-swipe from cards no longer hits the login screen. iPad pointer and touch handling fixed. Clickable links restored: Command/control-click opens cards in a new tab. Mobile styling fixes , including card corners, editor safe area, and hero image padding. Old iPhone crash resolved. No more crashes on iOS Safari below 16.4. Unsupported browsers fall back to CommonMark. What's next A smoother, more intuitive UI. We're going through the app end-to-end to make navigation, interactions ... ... getting smarter and more forgiving. Export is getting more flexible so your knowledge base stays portable. Browser Extension Update: We've decided to move forward with the original version of the browser extension, which was a pop-up vs

... full picture, and `Stats.Public()` produces a filtered copy on demand. That's why the toggle is instant. Plus: the landing page ( https://gfazioli.github.io/octos... ) got a fixed glass nav with scroll-spy, a Mac-style title bar around the hero screenshot, and a dedicated Configuration section with a TOML snippet. Worth a look if you haven't visited recently. Install / upgrade: brew install gfazioli/tap/octoscope or, if you already have it: brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope Run `octoscope`, press `,` for settings ...

... finally had enough of Microsoft Word. I was writing a fantasy series with deep worldbuilding, hundreds of characters, multiple magic systems, interconnected timelines and Word was buckling under the weight of it. But when I looked at the alternatives, nothing quite fit. Most word processors aren t built for long-form fiction. They re built for essays, reports, blog posts. They don t understand what it means to manage a series with seven books and a living lore bible ... ... everything connects. And it s not just a wiki sitting in another tab. The Legendry feeds directly into the AI, the editor, and the prose linter. Plot. A plot studio with six beat sheet frameworks: Save the Cat, Hero

... their personal profiles. Which opens the question: Which approach brings more advantages in your opinion? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @justinlee020617  that is build in public but I have seen how many people stopped doing it because competitors copied 1 : 1. Comment from Christopher D'Andrea(@dandrea8): I actually took the opposite route and built first without much audience at all. One thing I realized is that building without an audience forces the product itself to carry ... ... baton stage matters. The founder can light the fire, but eventually other people need to be able to carry it, see themselves in it, and make it bigger than whoever started it. It s not really personal brand vs

... want to make it as strong as possible. Here s my current landing page: see screenshot below. I m holding my Consilium Belli today. Be as ruthless as a Roman tribune: Rip apart the landing page (copy, design, messaging, hero section, flow, trust signals anything that feels weak or confusing). Challenge the business model (pricing, target customer, monetization, acquisition assumptions, positioning whatever looks risky or incomplete). Call out the blind spots and stupid mistakes I m probably missing. Suggest better ... ... alternatives

... everyone, I m one of the makers of Reimagine-app.com . Reimagine helps you build a website around a product first hero . You start by generating a custom hero