I finally got around to launching my site. (www.nocodeminute.com) I have been tutoring bubble users for a few years now and decided to finally put together a site for everyone to sign up and schedule bubble tutoring sessions with me.
I would like your initial reaction and feedback if you can take a look. It is very simple to start, I would like to add longer paid tutorial videos in the future as well as maybe a blog if it takes off more.
I think the logo its too big for the first section. I also thought the the description on the white background its a cookie consent so I didn’t read it the first time The user should be able to say what you are doing is seconds so the tagline “Learn to create software without code!” should be bigger and more centered.
You should have all the page listed in a header, the mobile menu for such small page on a web view is not necessary and its bad for UX. If you had in already in a header I could read within seconds what you are doing here.
In the 2nd section the user should already be able to see your 1minute videos section. I, 'thinking a slider with 3-4 thumbnails of the videos.
Try not to make all the sections of the page look as they have the same template underneath.
I would also ad sections with CTA’s to schedule a 1-on-1 call with you on the home page + LEARN MORE button that will redirect you to a subpage.
I think it would make the site look better if you would set the content container width to max 1140px.
If you don’t know it already, head to dribbble.com and look for inspiration
Cool. Thank you so much for the design feedback. I will take a look at dribble too.
These are great suggestions. I know Bubble well but design is not my strong point. So I need help with people who have an eye for it.
I’m going to be teaming up with a designer too. It seems either a person is good at one or the other but rarely both sides. Always good to have a partner to balance things out.
It’s really helpful to get this kind of feedback before the main launch . Thanks!
Personally, I spent about 80% of the time on design and it’s not because I like doing it - it’s the opposite - I hate it and it really upsets me because I can spent countless (!!!) hours redesigning THE SAME FREAKING ELEMENT. I’m not a designer, but developing good taste IMO is crucial when building an app.
My recommendation is to browse dribbble or other sites, pick some project that you like and adopt it. Do it many times over and you should have a sense what looks nice and what doesn’t after couple of projects. In my experience (especially in 2020) you could compete with other products simply based on design.
I would love to team up with designer too and in the near feature I will probably do that.
I just updated my site. I would like to see you what you think of it. I am still waiting on my designer to give me his mockup but for the time being I think I improved things a little bit. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks! Designing sure is harder than the actual bubbling, that’s for sure! Haha.
I think my favorite part which I spent a bit of time on are the hover cards at the bottom of the page that displays the pricing. Let me know what you think.
You can easily make the footer higher - that will give a better look.
One thing I would add is to have an email added straight onto the site.
Whenever I click it’s opening the Mac Mail app - which fine - it’s that I just don’t used it. Would be better if I could find an email and copied it straight into my gmail.
Try to experiment with your image location. I think there is just too much empty space on the left. I see you have a white background on the image. There are tools online to make the background transparent maybe that will help you.
Thanks for the feedback. I always appreciate someone’s initial reaction to the site. First impressions are important.
I will take a look into the blank space and experiment a little bit. That was something someone else (my wife ) wanted me to add. Maybe there is some better balance of white space I could use though .
I will see what I can do to remove the white background to make it transparent.
I’m thinking of making a tutorial for the hovering cards. I will let you know when I finish it up.
Thanks again for your feedback. Hope it makes it more visually appealing.
Those look like good ideas. I hope eventually Bubble can set up blocks like that as a drop into place type of thing. Make things easier on us to design quickly. I normally keep some samples of work I have done in an app called my toolbox. Once I spend a lot of work on something then I can repeat the design easier. Thanks for the suggestions!
I just updated my page and made a nicer video page layout, its completely responsive and took a lot of time and thought to make it look good on all screens. Let me know what you think.
Thanks I’ll fix that. Good catch. Always good to have another set of eyes. My wife catches a lot of things too. After hours working on something it’s hard to see straight.
I used one of their designs from the link you recommended to update my pricing block. I think it looks a lot better. What do you think? I really liked your suggestion with that website.
Take a look at the pricing sections at the bottom that I updated. Thanks again for your feedback.
The user should be able to say what you are doing is seconds so the tagline “Learn to create software without code!” should be bigger and more centered.
. Thanks!
and it really upsets me because I can spent countless (!!!) hours redesigning THE SAME FREAKING ELEMENT. I’m not a designer, but developing good taste IMO is crucial when building an app.
) wanted me to add. Maybe there is some better balance of white space I could use though 
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