PUBLIC TEARDOWN LIBRARY

Public website reviews.

These are qualitative page reviews. They do not claim measured conversion lift. Each one connects something visible on the page to a next move.

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01 / PUBLIC CASE

Stripe homepage

A qualitative read of positioning, clarity, trust signals, and the next decision a visitor has to make.

Source: stripe.com · reviewed 2026-08-10

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02 / PUBLIC CASE

Linear homepage

A product development system with a clear category promise and several possible starting workflows.

Source: linear.app · reviewed 2026-09-07

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03 / PUBLIC CASE

Notion homepage

A broad workspace promise that turns into a choice between knowledge, projects, and AI work.

Source: notion.com · reviewed 2026-09-07

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04 / PUBLIC CASE

Vercel homepage

Infrastructure for apps and agents, organized around a broad product map and concrete use cases.

Source: vercel.com · reviewed 2026-09-07

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05 / PUBLIC CASE

Figma homepage

A shared canvas that reaches from design into code, AI, and the wider product process.

Source: figma.com · reviewed 2026-09-07

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06 / PUBLIC CASE

Slack homepage

Conversation as the entry point for knowledge, people, process, platform, and AI work.

Source: slack.com · reviewed 2026-09-07

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07 / PUBLIC CASE

Webflow homepage

A visual website platform organized around building, publishing, growth, and team workflows.

Source: webflow.com · reviewed 2026-09-07

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08 / PUBLIC CASE

HubSpot homepage

A broad customer platform that routes visitors through teams, growth problems, and connected products.

Source: hubspot.com · reviewed 2026-09-07

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These are qualitative reviews. We did not use private analytics or experiment results.