Riju is a hyper-fast presentation builder that lets you create stunning presentations in seconds. Say goodbye to boring drag-and-drop and choose from over 100 stunning themes.
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I like the idea, there's definitely room for other presentation builders. Basically Tally but for pitch decks.
But there are definitely some nitpicks about the design and presentation of your website:
- There's no branding to speak of. If you're competing against software like PowerPoint (which your headline directly indicates), then you have to think about how you retain your product in peoples heads. I feel the problem is that your product doesn't have a distinct voice that can exist between your competitors (like Pitch, PowerPoint, Highnote, etc.), to turn peoples heads.
No logo, barely any colors, no definite visual messaging or brand language, its hard to discern this from any other type of SaaS startup. I would consider fleshing out your branding and brand language to give (at least your landing page) a vibe and personality users can connect to.
A quick example: You have no icons. Introducing some visual snacks (in this case, icons) along the way doesn't feel as sterile as just an array of paragraphs.
Your "Its time to ditch..."-section can especially benefit from something like this, so users can visually separate different sections, paragraphs and headlines more quickly and pace through it more efficiently. Producthunt examples you can look at: Tome, for example uses images and graphics. Tally uses a lot of icons to compartmentalize content.
- The animation/video that plays underneath your header isn't pausable or rewindable. I think thats a UX faux-pas you can remedy pretty quickly. People don't know how your software works or looks and the video is the absolutely only thing on your site to inform and educate your users about that.
I would give them the opportunity to pause and get a glimpse of specific parts of your interface/tool before they have to register an account.
- No in-depth info on pricing. Which seem counter intuitive if you are clearly stating that the start is "free". If there is cost attached to it I would definitely explain it somewhere.
- There have to be finished examples of presentations done with your app. That would be a great conversion tool, to showcase to your potential users what can be done with your software or PowerPoint alternative.
But instead you don't showcase any specific examples. I want to actually see the "User friendly Interface". And if the creation is "rapid", then why is there no library of templates to look at?
You can definitely enhance your UX by introducing at least a few solid examples that can encompass what your tool is capable of.
This is all something that can be iterated on of course, so no stress. But I don't see anything that immediately convinces me to try your app over something else.
@timwldn Thank you so much for your feedback Tim. I will definitely work upon the points you highlighted. I will add more templates and improve the homepage as you suggested.
@vigneshaithal
Whoa, Riju sounds like the flash of presentation builders! ⚡️ How do you manage to offer over 100 stunning themes while ensuring the process remains hyper-fast? Also, what inspired the focus on speed in presentation creation?
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