The UI seems very thoughtful, it's clearly a high-quality effort! I'm pleasantly surprised by how intuitive it appears at first glance. It's one of a vanishingly few examples of a "modern"-looking UI with high information density and minimal whitespace.
Your team also picked the right hero image for the homepage, and I love that it opens up into a YouTube video. It did take me awhile to realize that it opens into a video though - the bright purple "Play Demo Video" button was treated as spam by my brain. I believe that's because the UI in the image is very busy, so there are a lot of higher-priority details that I can focus on/explore until my internal "look elsewhere on the site" timer expires and I scroll off the hero image.
It feels like this does deserve more attention. I suspect people who aren't currently working with self-propelled robots may be skipping this as they aren't able to envision where they'd use it. I'd enjoy exploring it with something like this starter kit, though: https://foxglove.dev/blog/building-and-visualizing-your-firs...
Will have a think about how to make the "Play demo video" option more obvious. Maybe an additional link under the hero image would be more likely to catch your eye.
Your team also picked the right hero image for the homepage, and I love that it opens up into a YouTube video. It did take me awhile to realize that it opens into a video though - the bright purple "Play Demo Video" button was treated as spam by my brain. I believe that's because the UI in the image is very busy, so there are a lot of higher-priority details that I can focus on/explore until my internal "look elsewhere on the site" timer expires and I scroll off the hero image.
It feels like this does deserve more attention. I suspect people who aren't currently working with self-propelled robots may be skipping this as they aren't able to envision where they'd use it. I'd enjoy exploring it with something like this starter kit, though: https://foxglove.dev/blog/building-and-visualizing-your-firs...