10 comments

  • Account deleted 3 years ago

    If you sign up, the product itself starts to float. cute touch.

    Other than that, I really didn't liked how they could not use the real product images. It feels like scam. Also their logo is looking pretty unprofessional also doesn't even resembles anything with the product or their industry. Not pretty keen on the visual design as well. It's obviously rushed or got punched several times from the ceo's, ux designers who created wireframes with style etc.

    4 points
    • Jamie Diamond, 3 years ago

      I think the logo is fine. I wonder about how scammy the product is for other reasons, but the page design isn't one of them.

      Overall, I think it's just fine and 99% of people won't notice the tiny nitpicks we might. There's nothing glaring wrong with this other than, perhaps, how slow it might load for some with older browsers...but I'm guess those aren't the sorts who have the cash to burn for one of these anyhow.

      1 point
    • John PJohn P, 3 years ago

      I really didn't liked how they could not use the real product images. It feels like scam

      Neither does Apple, neither does Ikea

      Also their logo is looking pretty unprofessional also doesn't even resembles anything with the product or their industry

      I like it, has a bit of whimsy to it which makes a lot of sense when clearly they're not just working on this as purely a tech project but collaborating with many creatives and creative companies to build the tech and the content close together.

      0 points
      • Michael KingeryMichael Kingery, 3 years ago

        apparently fwiw these are actually all physical - with only slight tweaks to protect trade secrets - whatever that entails.

        0 points
  • Joe Baker, 3 years ago

    I'm sure you can nit pick a few issues but overall this is a beautifully designed site.

    2 points
  • Riho KrollRiho Kroll, 3 years ago

    Bummed out that they've decided to make a controller for it. A controller puts distance between you and the world by creating an additional layer of abstraction. The world itself, and your hands should do most the interactions.

    We need great hand and gesture tracking. The point of this technology is to remove barriers. Should be careful not to introduce new ones along the way.

    1 point
  • Zach HubbardZach Hubbard, 3 years ago

    Of course Magic Leap finally releases after we purchased several Hololenses.

    1 point
  • Chuck Pearson, 3 years ago

    Beautiful, but slow to load and choppy. The imagery is fantastic, but you might want to consider file size and/or a CDN to speed up the site.

    0 points
  • Alex Hazel, 3 years ago

    Bubble images related to the highlights/talking points as you scroll down the page don't animate open. They are stuck as little dots. Using the latest version of Chrome in Windows 10. Whoops

    0 points
  • Erin GwozdzErin Gwozdz, 3 years ago

    I feel like there aren't enough visual cues within the sections with additional content. I completely missed the additional product details on first glance, probably because I was expecting the layers to reveal upon scrolling. For a new product, it seems like that's a missed opportunity.

    0 points