This is very ambitious! Home page video seems a little long. Seemed more like a tutorial. You have a ton of content on the home page and how it works page. You

This is very ambitious! Home page video seems a little long. Seemed more like a tutorial. You have a ton of content on the home page and how it works page. You might consider dividing and rewriting this content into more manageable chunks. Give each one its own page and you can use these pages to drive people to your site. Same thing with the videos, convert some of these into an article and post on the site. On pricing page, its easy to overlook your free option as its not in the same format as the other paid options. Free 30 day trial should be more prominent. Also, highlight what you consider to be the preferred plan. Take a look at the BaseCamp page for an example. http://basecamphq.com/signup http://basecamphq.com/signup For the UI, because your app is so complex, I'm only able to go over a few things based on your screenshots. You definitely want to be a/b testing and if you dont have one, bring on someone who can do some in depth testing of your UI. With that said, the dashboard looks too busy. A dashboard should be more about communicating important info quickly and easily. I wonder if so much stuff on it is overwhleming to your users. One idea is to make more use of the lightbox. I like this feature and perhaps you can take stuff off the dashboard and include in the lightbox. On the item estimation page, the dice are cute as a visual display of the credits but really not intuitive. A 2 is 200 credits but then a 3 is 400 credits. Is the image or text something that can be clicked? Maybe just get rid of the image and make the text look more like a link so I know I can click it. On the motion page, I can foresee that some users might want motions to have anonymous voting. Is this an option? Is the discussion forum something you created internally or are you using a 3rd party product. If the answer is internal, you may want to consider going with an outside company for this part. Basic reason being that you're probably not going to create something better than whats already out there, so why waste your dev resources? Better to focus on the core parts of your application. Obviously, this could be wrong if your discussion forum is deeply tied into your other functionality, but its something to consider. You could probably post on HN to get some good companies, but I've used getsatisfaction.com and been very happy with their features. Same goes for the wiki, doc storage, data security and backup. Decide whether these are core parts of your app and outsource if they're not. There are a number of companies building cool apps in these markets.