iloveShot, is a free and easy-to-use online tool platform that offers you to take high-resolution and perfectly captured pictures of different websites available on the internet.
Congrats on the launch, very simple to use by just entering an url! Most browser comes with a screenshot tool. Are there any advantages of using this compared to the native tool? (As an example, to use the tool in Chrome (Windows), one can press `control + shift + i` to open developer tool, then `control + shift + p` to open command prompt, and then enter "screenshot" and select the relevant option.)
@xitang_zhao Thanks, We have introduced lots of features to select any devices based on your need and also launching a chrome extension to better facilitate users.
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Easy to use & nice resolution.
Perfect for taking screenshots.
Congrats on launch @jahanzaibkhanjs
Its a good idea! A lot of screenshot extensions or apps are causing headaches for animated content, smooth scrolling plugins or when there's any transitions present. It would be great to do that with your software. As it stands, it presents the same problems I have with other screenshotting tools that can’t climb the obstacles of modern websites.
I do like the manual options for size and scale! But apart from that your product doesn't really set itself apart from the competition (at the moment). But I read you also plan to release a chrome extension, so no stress! Step by step is probably the right strategy.
I’m a UX guy, so some thoughts regarding my first impression:
- To much text. It’s great you want to tell users about your product and its capabilities, but if you're confronting people with a giant wall of text, especially text that doesn't use a lot of spacing or layouting tricks to make this easy to read through, most visitors on your site are going to speed through it without giving it a second glance. I think the screenshot you presented here on ProductHunt is a much better introduction than what’s actually on the website.
I would look at similar ProductHunt launches like Shottr, Tinysnap or web.so to get some pointers on how to portion your content in a way that’s more easily digestible. A multi-column layout, some icons and boxed content can go a long way here.
- The copy itself could use a more relaxed language. Try to keep it concise! If you’re struggling with copy I would look into ChatGPT that’s currently free to use to get some more ideas for compartmentalizing your info or compressing it. I would also think about moving some of the content on different pages if you can't compress it. Just so the landing page can give users the absolute essence of what your product is about without overwhelming them.
On the landing page I would ideally stick to a intro and a short explainer of how people can use your tool.
- The logo is really, really generic. Sorry for being to honest here, but there has to be some more imaginative logotype/mark you can use that’s not to obvious. Otherwise there’s no recognizability or brand retention for the user. If you look for screenshot tools on Firefox or Chrome you're going to find so. many. camera logos for screenshotting extensions, yours is going to get drowned out by the sheer numbero of other camera logos.
Those are the thoughts I wanted to get out there. I'm not trying to discredit your product, but some healthy competitor research, some more brandwork and UX reflection can probably help your product stand out more.
@timwldn First of all, thank you for your detailed review. we're going to improve it. I appreciate for your honest review and things that needs to be improved.
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