Indie dev on Taliri's landing page: the hero must be the product itself
theteknosaur · x · 2026-10-28
The developer built Taliri, a browser extension that swaps a few words on any page into the language you're learning; hover for meaning, and it quizzes you later.
He admits the landing page took longer than some features — for a paid product, the first few seconds have to feel right, so the hero section shows the product itself with real replacement cards.
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