Every landing page featured on Landdding has been reviewed by a human before publication. This page documents the criteria we apply, the process we follow, and the decisions we make about which submissions to feature.
Landdding curates landing pages on four main criteria. Not every selected site excels at all four — exceptional work in one area can compensate for competence in others.
Typography, layout, color, motion, and image quality. We look for pages that reveal care — considered spacing, tuned easing curves, custom or uncommon type pairings. Stock photography and default component libraries are not disqualifying, but they rarely win on craft alone.
What the page is for should be decipherable in ten seconds. Positioning lines that could fit any SaaS, feature lists that repeat each other, and hero copy that hedges are all markers of pages that do not make the feed even if they look nice.
Pages should load cleanly on mobile and desktop, handle basic interaction states, and not be broken in common browsers. We check submissions on multiple devices before approval. Sites that look good on macOS Safari but collapse on iPhone Chrome are rejected.
Submissions must be live at a public URL. Coming-soon pages, placeholder landings, and Figma prototypes are not accepted as feature submissions. Waitlist pages for real products are fine; redirect-to-Typeform stubs are not.
Not everything submitted makes the feed. The common rejection patterns are:
Landdding is independent. We do not accept payment, gifts, or favours in exchange for feature placement. Sponsored partnerships through our advertise programme are clearly labelled as partnership content and are separate from editorial selections.
When a submission is from a friend, a past client, or a site we were tangentially involved in, we apply the same criteria as to any other submission. We do not publish landings from Landdding's own parent company Azwedo without flagging that relationship in the description.
If a landing page on Landdding is inaccurate, mis-attributed, or the site owner has asked for removal, we act on reasonable requests quickly. Contact the team at /contactwith the URL and the change requested. We do not remove entries simply because a company's positioning has changed since submission — that is part of the historical record we curate.
Landdding's editorial direction is set by Bardhyl Bytyqi, the founder. He reviews most submissions personally. You can find more context on who runs Landdding on the about page.