Homepage directions

Pick a homepage direction with more than an opinion

Show the options to the audience they are meant for, find out which one explains the business more clearly, and understand exactly why — before anyone writes code.

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  • Respondents don't need an account

Before you build, not after

Live experiments are excellent for measuring what a change does to a number, but they need traffic, engineering time, and a finished page. When the question is still which direction to build, asking people directly is faster and answers a different question: not which converts better today, but which one people actually understand.

Clarity is what usually decides it

The most common thing respondents describe is whether they grasped what the business does. That feedback is specific, actionable, and hard to argue with in a client conversation — particularly when it comes from the client’s own audience.

What you get

  • Compare directions without building them
  • Written reasons alongside every choice
  • Themes across responses, not a raw export
  • Evidence for the recommendation you present

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