Federico P.

Dear Seven, I have very little to criticize about the website—it’s simply outstanding. It’s sleek, clean, and minimalist. However, I do have two comments:

Best regards, Federico

Dear Bolaji, What you do well in both CTAs is emphasizing customer benefits and outcomes. However, in the left CTA, you include a KPI (amount of applicants) with a specific number (3x more = 300%). If the product indeed delivers three times more qualified applicants, my hypothesis is that the left CTA will ultimately perform better, simply because it incorporates a measurable KPI in the copy. Best regards, Federico

Will C. Hi Will, I'm not sure why you responded to my message, as it wasn’t addressed to you. In my opinion, it’s standard practice to thoroughly test components for errors before adding them to the library. While Test-Driven Development (TDD) may be less common in low-code/no-code environments, its principles still play a key role in maintaining clean architecture and minimizing bugs. Unfortunately, it seems this process wasn’t followed in this case, which is disappointing for a product that so many people rely on and pay for. Wishing you a great day, Federico.