Please don’t. This is really a matter of personal preferences. I like long informative landing pages that as I scroll, give me more and more reasons to try the software.
Compare the omp landing page a few months ago versus now: https://web.archive.org/web/20260624030333/https://omp.sh/ versus https://web.archive.org/web/20261007154534/https://omp.sh/ The former does a compelling job telling me why I should try it by listing its advantages. By the time I got to hashline I became convinced. The latter landing page has a single sentence that’s generic and vague. I would not have tried omp at all if its landing page looked like what it is today.
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Please don’t. This is really a matter of personal preferences. I like long informative landing pages that as I scroll, give me more and more reasons to try the software.
Compare the omp landing page a few months ago versus now: https://web.archive.org/web/20260624030333/https://omp.sh/ versus https://web.archive.org/web/20261007154534/https://omp.sh/ The former does a compelling job telling me why I should try it by listing its advantages. By the time I got to hashline I became convinced. The latter landing page has a single sentence that’s generic and vague. I would not have tried omp at all if its landing page looked like what it is today.