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Thank you! This is great and these are all valid points.

• The templates and workflows page at www.taskade.com/templates is a part of the app, and hence the header is more consistent with the app itself once you are logged in, similar to www.taskade.com/new. We will try to clarify and make the header more consistent from the guest homepage to templates.
• We do have a GIF available on https://www.producthunt.com/posts/taskade-2-0 and a user video review on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uKSr4Zp2bM. Would either one work?
• Is the 'Create a list' button too confusing, or feel difficult to try?

Thanks again!

Stick to a color palette. This site can help you: http://colormind.io/

I would merge the content from Software and Purchase pages into a single one. Something like "Software Licenses for Sale" and "Free Software". It is cumbersome to check some find a certain piece of software in the first tab and then having to check if it's priced or not.

The site looks dated. Maybe a framework like Bootstrap can do wonders to it?

You are a web hosting company and your website performs terribly on mobile and mediocre on desktop: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsugarwires.com%2F

I would start there

Thanks. This is super helpful. Which sections, crossovers/functions do you think we should highlight? For example, you can see here the Chat is exposed when opening a list https://www.taskade.com/v/B1Q8lMxIfG