Yeah, looks good.
#Senior Web Designer
golden quiver
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golden quiver
This component (which isn't interactive? If not, that only adds to what I'm about to say) just feels too big. As I was scrolling through I was a little shocked, compared to the others illustration you got going on, on the page, this is just.. bigger. I think the reason why is that Tsunami thing in the middle, I'd personally scale down the entire thing a bit, and let there be some white space.
Also, maybe it's due to a lack of technical knowledge, but I have no idea what this illustration is trying to tell me... Tap in exchange for Gifts? Gifts that came from the surroundings of a Tsunami, a Tsunami that outputted rewards, Ark/App store, and in-game currency? I also feel like I'm supposed to be able to slide the Tsunami 'button' horizontally for something to happen.
For the Technology Stacks marquee at the top, the logos are potentially too high quality - might be my WiFI, but it took a little while to load (several seconds), for such small images, they don't need to be such high resolution - of course, they could just not be high res, and I was just lagging.
Not a fan of this input field + button, maybe the button is just too #FFF white compared to everything else, or maybe it feels too box-ey? Or maybe the input field itself may look better transparent? Not sure, I'd mess around with a little more.
golden quiver
Yeah, looks good.
This refers solely to Dappster
If I saw this as my landing page, I'd probably just be confused, I'd look at the URL, make sure there isn't a .gif at the end, and starting hovering about and clicking things.
I'd suggest add some text. Also, you're introducing your website here as some sort of a red, pink, peach theming, in dark mode.
... and then I scroll down and see green and the faintest hint of red. It's just a bit of confusion, but I'd try to figure something out to try and make it blend more.
The shade of green used in the 'Ecosystem Partner' section is too dark, and make the black text on top of it hard to read - contrast issue. It's not big of a deal, something I noticed. With that being said, I'm pretty sure if you used the same shade of green as you did with the 'rewards' text, it'd look totally fine. You don't use the 'dull green' anywhere else on the site, so should be easy to just replace with bright one.
This whole section (list) feels very amateur, it's more akin to an 'artist', who tries to design a website. Namely though, it's very boring and repetitive, empty, and the 'options' icon on the right is too big. I'd personally spend a couple hours browsing Dribbble, Behance, etc to see what other designers did in situations like this. And use them as inspiration to spice this up. Also, I'd suggest designing what happens when you click on the menu/options '3 dots' icon. One idea to spice it up is through interactivity, make it such that when the use hovers each component, an image of someone at each rank is shown. Here are two (quite similar) examples: https://www.julianfella.de/awards and https://dennissnellenberg.com/
