I’m loving that headline copy, it’s really concise and sells the app quickly. Aside from the robot being cool, it sits on top of the call to action, which is a giant right facing arrow. It’s bright orange and hard to miss. I like the placement of that call to action on the page, nicely done.
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Sweet bot. I’d like to see some more of that kind of super glossy art on the site. The other pages are a little less interesting by comparison. The information is very easy to understand so the copy is pretty successful; however, I think the tour page headline is a little cryptic. Maybe it tries to say too much?
Again, Sweet bot.
It would definitely be great to see more robot artwork throughout the sub pages. The site is pretty good as it is, but something like that would just push it over the edge I think.