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* How is it that a graphic editing company can't
make a website that works properly?

it works perfectly fine here.

Your page is
not even self-sizing. Yet you put lots of work into
the cutesy special effects at the top. And your
download button doesn't work.

user error again.

Let me guess...
It's broken because it requires gratuitous script,
right? So I have to enable script to figure out
what the heck you're talking about?

user error a third time.

very, very few sites work with javascript disabled.

don't criticize a company's web site when you have disabled standard
functionality in your browser.

Even though
I've never heard of Luminar?

you haven't heard of a lot of things.

Perhaps you could
ease up on the "artistry" of your site and consider
usability. (Speaking of artistry, why does it look
like someone broke a pillow around Neptune? Since
when are stars line-shaped?)

wtf are you talking about??

* I don't see anything about a Windows version.
Is that a different website that you neglected
to mention?

you didn't look very hard.

* My first impression is that it's mostly special
effects tools for Mac users who don't really edit
photos but want to play with "wow" effects. I
can't really tell, because you don't actually
describe the product. But it's "AI-powered".
Oh, boy. So it's gimmicks to describe gimmicks?

you didn't look very hard.

* $69? More than I paid for Paint Shop Pro 16. And
I think Aftershot Pro was something like $20.
Why, exactly do I need AI-pumped Neptune? So
I can snaz up my photos without understanding
photo editing?

there's a lot you don't understand, photo editing is just one.

* If you want to sell to Windows users you might
consider providing more in-depth information than
"Makes all your photos great!" On the other hand,
I noticed there's no "asset management" crap.
That's a plus.

nothing crappy about asset management.