You cannot read this, but you can tell how it appeals to you

Non designer here. I like the overall design, but I do have a few things I'd personally change (nit picky, might not change my desire to click through):<p>1) The top screenshots coming into foreground is a nice touch, but something seems choppy about the animation. I think it's less to do with the currently hovered image, but what happens to the previous image you had selected. It seems to just drop away in one frame, which looks awkward. Maybe moving it to background instantly, but putting a delay to slide back down would be better; it's difficult to visualize though.<p>2) Nobody really clicks through carousels anymore, and waiting for them to move automatically is irritating. Not sure what would be better, but consider something else if that information is important.<p>3) The sticky header at the top is not my favorite thing, and this may just be personal preference. I will actually close a website that does that to me. I may be alone here.

"You cannot read this"<p>That's a little presumptuous, don't you think? I can read it, as can many other people who have commented. Don't assume no one here can understand Dutch or any other language for that matter.

(I can read it; and, I also like the anchors in the main nav.)<p>The pricing table seems a little silly, since most of the points are similar across all three price levels... It's a table for the table's sake, I guess.<p>Also, I personally think the pricing is fairly steep for what you're offering. I actually have an eenmansbedrijf and I spend very little time per year doing invoicing and taxes, let alone per month. Maybe you need different price differentiation, i.e. make it cheap for &#60; 20 invoices / year. That would actually let me ease into it.

When scrolling the "Probeer MoneyMonk 14 dagen vrijblijvend!" button moves into the header but only for a very short time.<p>I don't think many poeple will actually click through the carrousel "Dit kan MoneyMonk voor jou betekenen..." so it might be better to condense it down a bit and make it into a long-form page.<p>Also, that the screenshots at the top move up is nice but I still can't see enough to figure out what they're actually saying...<p>But al met al zeker wel een mooie site...

I can read it and it does appeal to me. The flow and explanation is really good. I’d like some more screen shots but then the lack of them might make people more likely to sign up and see for themselves. Bookmarking for later.<p>By the way, I dig the anchor name of the pricing section.

Locks up Firefox 18 with a "busy script" warning.

You will be happy to know that with Chrome and clicking the translate button, your site translates well.

The site has some issue's ;) <a href="http://imgur.com/PvdrJ" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/PvdrJ</a>

Within the Netherlands there are far more appealing solutions, such as MoneyBird. They've been rockin' at it for a few years now. To be honest, to me MoneyMonk looks like a limited clone of MoneyBird.<p>(I'm a happy customer of MoneyBird)

This served as my annual reminder that Google Translate really is very good.

Does it keep a ledger, i.e. double entry? As far as I can tell no, how would one generate a balance and profit-and-loss statement from this?

I can read this :D

Looks nice. Small note: the top logo does not fit in IE8.<p>How does moneymonk compare to moneybird?

I'm not the target audience, but I can read it. Love the anchor names!

is this the dutch version of billmonk?

Congrats on the pretty design. As a student of UX, I would be fascinated if you could summarize in a short braindump the UX design principles and thought processes that went into making this. You already mentioned how you think about the CTA in another comment, how about all the rest of it?