Brand new homepage for Taskforce... what do you think?

I kind of think the second line:<p>&#62; Taskforce makes it easy to save time, stay organized, and cut down on email<p>Should spell out <i>what</i> it is. You've told me you help fix my inbox, but you tell me more marketing speak in the follow up line. Maybe that line could be the line "Convert emails into tasks and clear your inbox."<p>Just an idea, I really like things that spell out what the problem it solves is (reduce inbox clutter) and also how it does that, in simple terms.<p>Other than that, awesome.

LOVE what you're doing. Gutted Email Oracle Shut down. Can I get an early invite for pointing out this:<p><a href="http://www.taskforceapp.com/blog" rel="nofollow">http://www.taskforceapp.com/blog</a><p>404s with:<p>The page you were looking for doesn't exist.<p>You may have mistyped the address or the page may have moved.

'Jobs' link also 404s.<p>My other thought is that it's very monochromatic. To such an extent that nothing quite draws your eye. In fact, I think the first thing I looked at was the 'Add to Gmail' button because it provided some contrast.<p>Why is the smallest text on the page the text that describes the features you offer?<p>I think on the whole you need to do a better job of telling the potential customer how you go about solving their problem. I get that it has something to do with tasks, but, for example, it's not clear what it means to "communicate through tasks, not lengthy emails." Does that mean it only works when other people are also using Taskforce?

It looks very promising and definitely should solve a big pain for me, but when I tried getting more information about what it will do, I got loads of 404s. All learn more pages on <a href="http://www.taskforceapp.com/guide" rel="nofollow">http://www.taskforceapp.com/guide</a> are 404s along with several others on the website.<p>Apart the site looks good, but when you move between pages (try homepage and guide page), you will realize that the top bar moves vertically by at least a few pixels. I am sure you guys would want it to be consistent.<p>Waiting for an invite.

I think you need to make better use of the screen real estate. Having the feature examples below the break (Chrome, Mac) is not very effective. This app is in a crowded space (market) and I would move what you think is the distinctive features to the top and make them eye catching. Maybe thinking in vertical stripes with product, validation and features each having a column would be more impactful.<p>My eye goes to the gmail logo which I do not think is the message you want to communicate first.

The page you were looking for doesn't exist.<p>You may have mistyped the address or the page may have moved.<p>I am getting the above page for the following;<p><a href="http://www.taskforceapp.com/jobs" rel="nofollow">http://www.taskforceapp.com/jobs</a> <a href="http://www.taskforceapp.com/api" rel="nofollow">http://www.taskforceapp.com/api</a>

My initial reaction was confusion. but I've just realised what the problem is. I'm using NoScripts. You should make it clearer that scripts are required, or ideally make your primary messages visible even with javascript disabled.<p>Your site isn't doing anything that really requires scripts so you should gracefully degrade to support clients without scripting.<p>(Also, from the front page, after you click "gmail" or "another email platform" the back button breaks)<p>Other than that it looks nice, I've signed up. (Edit: Well, I tried to but I need an invite code. hint hint)

I'm usually on a 24" screen where this probably wouldn't be a problem, but since I'm travelling for holidays I'm on a 13" screen, and there is too little "above the fold." This is what I see:<p><a href="http://img.skitch.com/20101223-cswsdqrxqjwbat5isf124bkr29.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://img.skitch.com/20101223-cswsdqrxqjwbat5isf124bkr29.jp...</a><p>I think you could change/sacrifice some of the giant whitespace up top and move more screenshots or real meat of the application above the fold.

<a href="http://www.taskforceapp.com/guide/installation" rel="nofollow">http://www.taskforceapp.com/guide/installation</a> gives 404 (As do the other guide pages)

I think unless Marissa Mayer actually emailed you and allowed her email to be disclosable, i'd not use her name in a screenshot.

I like it.<p>One comment: I'm not sure if it's my wifi - or the website, but the images took a long time to load.

I would love to see more screenshots.

Great look. Like the colour co-ordination, but get some more screenshots.

It looks interesting, unfortunately to use try it, it requires an invite code? It might be useful to put a few codes on HN so that we can try it out.

Thanks guys - that makes sense.

I like how you have "Marissa Mayer" in your Inbox.