I took the designacademy email course and redesigned the roadvote homepage as I went along. I took a bunch of inspiration from multiple sites(avocode homepage and the todoist boards landing page). 

The illustrations were modified based on some stock images from adobe by yours truly. I think they turned out semi-decent. 

Now I feel more comfortable showing the site off. It looks a lot less amateur but still kinda indie and fun. The next question though is...how to promote it?!?

Roadvote is at a good place product-wise. I feel like users can get value out of it in it's current state, so it's time to start promoting it. 

I was researching a few marketing courses to sharpen my skills. I was thinking about joining DemandCurve but it was expensive and relied mostly on paid ads. Instead I've started the conversionXL trial and am taking a course on product analytics. Branding is up next so I have something that is more appealing than a generic black, white, and blue tailwind site.

I'll still be spending some time on the product and updating it, but a majority will now be spent on marketing & promotion. Bleh!

Latest updates:

Coming soon:

made a lot of updates today!

To-Do
* Marketing site copy
* Will I charge people for this? How? How much?
* Finish JS widget

Done:
* Visitors can submit and vote on feature requests
* Users can submit their own internal feature requests
* Users can choose which requests to hide & show on their roadmap
* Submitted feature requests have prioritization scores calculated for them