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Víctor García

I do not know what it is

It's a recurrent issue. I need to find the right keywords.

You being one of the testimonials feels weird

I agree.

Thanks for the feedback!!

I get it. I thought it was as easy as double-clicking and Ctrl + C. I was wrong! Thanks for the feedback!

Sure, it is easy :D But removing one step from making the user try it, I think it could be useful in the long term.

When you first faced the command, what did you do, and what thoughts crossed your mind?

I clicked on it and was expecting a copy to clipboard. I thought it is the first and only command I need to run to get started with qery.

I get it. I thought it was as easy as double-clicking and Ctrl + C. I was wrong! Thanks for the feedback!

Sure, it is easy :D But removing one step from making the user try it, I think it could be useful in the long term.

What steps did you take, and at what point did you encounter something that made you think it required payment or an account?

It was an assumption, I didn't try running the command or anything. Was just saying that for end user it's harder to run that command when it doesn't have a copy-to-clipboard button next to it and also no label like "try me" or "see it for yourself"

Sure! Let me know if you change your mind a want to do it in-house

What information would you expect to see in the main headline to grasp the purpose and benefits of Query quickly? Can you share an example of a headline that would effectively communicate this to you?

I hope this makes it more clear🙏

Query is a one-file solution that simplifies web development by providing a range of features designed to simplify the web stack of your projects for running code, managing assets, caching, and handling databases. Its goal is to make website development and deployment more accessible and efficient by eliminating the need for multiple components and services.

qery.io/docs/introduction.html

What information would you expect to see in the main headline to grasp the purpose and benefits of Query quickly? Can you share an example of a headline that would effectively communicate this to you?

Thanks for the feedback! The current version is different from the one the others commented on. It looks like I didn't solve the issue.