@replit @matdoesdev @jajoosam oh I just now saw that the dev is 14yrs old! good work mate, you can make it a leading product with some simple ideas and GUI changes. I'm happy to send you some recommendations / feedback if you like

@replit @jajoosam @erin_ben Please send suggestions :)

@replit @jajoosam @matdoesdev ok cool, I'm usually been paid lots of money for such tips so lets see what you would get from some free help :-) As a start, I would add navigation to your page. Even a simple one. You can use a boostrap template its easy Think of who is your target audience and reshape the homepage / funnel / navigation for them. I assume they are developers and designers right? You need to think, why they coming to your site and what they get out of it. I suppose developers / designers already have a clue which colour they plan to use (this is an outcome of the brand identity) but they need palettes. So I would put some basic colours (blue, green, yellow, red, purple etc) so start with. I would do that choice from a graphical image or a colourful pie chart Add some basic help / tooltips / short video tutorial / teaser Add some landing page / funnel "hero" statement (instead of the "colors" title) like "Get colour pallets delivered in one click" and below "Get ideas for new colours which fit perfectly with your brand" and then a call to action: "start with your color brand" Good luck PS - I was younger than you when I made my first $ from computer dev