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🚀 The new Edge Hound website is live. Not Framer this time, but the dev team did a stellar job with the implementation.
Most AI fintech sites explain the tech. This one had to explain the category.
Decision intelligence for capital markets - agentic AI that replaces the analyst function for brokers, neo banks, and investing platforms.
Amazing work!
Creative work !
Congrats on the launch! Defining a category while keeping the experience simple is no easy task. Wishing the team a successful rollout.
Incredible launch, Ivo Explaining a new category rather than just the tech is a bold, smart move. Great work! 🚀✨
I think you did the right call by explaining the category here. This whole space is so new and different, and taking advantage of it is definitely the right call from your end.
Thanks man!
Skipping Framer for this one is interesting given how much of the design community defaults to it now. Was that a client call or did the dev team push for more custom interaction than Framer could handle for the analyst-replacement flows?
This is where UX becomes strategy. When users have no existing frame of reference, every word, interaction, and visual has to reduce uncertainty before it can build excitement.
Wow, congratulations on your latest milestone, more to come! 🚀 A brilliant category-explaining layout that deserves an equally crisp web execution.
Wow
Very elegant!
Amazing
This looks clean and well thought out. How long did it take you to bring everything together?
Wonderful work!
Amazing Work, Ivo.
Can you tell us about the design process behind it.
Love this direction
The website is perfect but you should work on the website performance little bit. On both Mobile and Desktop performance. Everything else is working fine.
Amazing 😍
Leading with explaining the category instead of the tech is the right instinct for something this new, most fintech sites just assume the visitor already knows what "decision intelligence" means. The purple to warm gradient in that hero also keeps it from looking like every other dark mode SaaS site.
Great job delivering a cohesive experience.
Now that is some great design. Good job.
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