The landing page of my app doesn’t look sleek. Are there any tips to make a landing page look sleek and professional. I mean the combination of colour, fonts, structure of the page, etc which can be modified to make it more professional.
Take your time and give it 3 days learning this, https://m3.material.io/ . Give another 1 day for implementations of it
I normally get inspiration from Dribbble and then try to adapt it to my needs. Here is my current site that I made recently. NoCodeMinute - Development
More design tools:
Extract colors from screenshots.
Try getting colors palette inspiration from Coolors.
Use OpenAI to create images. Or Sora to create videos.
Does that help? 
Hey. Thanks. I will spend time on this.
Hey. I will try your advice. Thanks a lot.
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My tip: check out https://uxpilot.ai
It’s an AI tool that creates awesome web and mobile designs. They offer a relatively generous free plan to try it out. Definitely check out some of their YouTube videos to see how it works so you can make the most of your free credits.
Well, a lot of times I have a different take on things…
but that comes with 10 years of experience in helping businesses grow super fast.
I also have my own businesses (not bubble), which I’ve done very well with.
Not bragging, just giving you some insights on things I’ve discovered.
Some good links have been given so far.
But, I think you should spend 90% of your time getting your message right…and the other 10% or so implementing your brand style.
I’ve seen a lot of landing pages for companies, and most of them can’t get out of their own way in bragging about themselves or having content that the potential customer couldn’t care less about. Or, they have a message that makes no sense whatsoever.
WIIFM is an old thing that means what’s in it for me? That’s all the customer wants to know. They don’t care about all the features; they only want to know the benefits for them.
Every single thing you write should focus on what the customer gets.
You only have seconds to get this point across. Make it short, sweet, to the point, and all about the customer.
Fancy wording that sounds professional, or cute stuff, doesn’t work.
You’ve probably heard the old saying, Nobody wants a hammer…they want to put a nail in the wall to show off their kids and family. Too many people focus on the hammer and all its features instead of focusing on the benefits of being able to show off the customer’s family.
People buy based on emotion…the benefits create the emotion…then they justify it with the features you offer.
Nobody needs a Mercedes; they can get by with a cheap car. But they’ll get the more expensive car based on the emotions you create, then they tell their friends they bought it because of safety features, blah, blah, blah.
Write to create emotions.
The last 10% of your endeavors should be adding the final touches that show off your brand styles. Simple stuff with a hint of your business.
Ok, that’s my long, drawn-out talk for today 
Good luck with your project.
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Thanks for your suggestion. I will check it out.
Hey. Thanks for such a detailed response. I will keep this in mind.
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The hardest thing most businesses can do is get out of their own way.
They just can’t resist telling the world now great they are.
Take a gym I worked with…
nothing about the best-trained instructors.
It was about: Free parking.
Plenty of weights so you don’t wait between sets…
and on and on.
You need to know what your users want and hone in on that.
Most won’t ever take this advice.
And most will keep competing for customers and wonder why they aren’t growing.
Be smart. Go for what matters, or keep competing with all your other competitors.
If you’re want to skip the design guesswork, Gloria UI might be a great option — we offer premium templates that already follow these best practices. Clean structure, polished visuals, and optimized layouts — ready to plug in your content and launch faster.
Look here if we can help you: gloriaui.com
Hey thanks. I will check this out.
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