Okay, some context first.
I needed to build a few (yes, a few) landing pages for a product.
One thing led to another, and I decided to build a no-code landing page builder.
I think this is a tool that many would find use for, and could benefit from.
I intend to make most parts of this tool free to use (including adding your own custom domain to your landing page). There would be paid add-ons, sure.
So, initially I was building a first cut for the product.
A notion-like interface where you simply select the blocks you want your landing page to have, fill in the details, and publish.
The problem was, the more I was working on it, unsurprisingly the more work it needed.
And so far, I had no idea if:
So, I decided to go about it a different way.
The way I see it, if the product is valuable enough, and at a good enough price point, people may not mind the extra work -- specially since it still holds true to the core premise of not needing coding and design knowhow.
Am I mistaken in my approach, or do you guys think this could help me validate things?