Linear landing page teardown

Linear's hero looks slick but does surprisingly little conversion work: the headline text appears tripled in the extracted signal (a likely rendering/scrape bug that, if it reflects real DOM duplication, will also hurt SEO and screen-reader users), the subhead leans on vague category-creation language ("A new species of product tool," "sets a new standard") instead of telling a visitor what they'll actually get or why they should care, and there's zero trust signal above the fold — no customer logos, no proof point, no numbers — right where a first-time visitor is deciding whether to keep scrolling. The single above-fold CTA is "Sign up," which is fine but generic and asks for commitment before the visitor has been given a single concrete reason to trust or want this over Jira/Asana/Height. The product screenshot is doing more persuasive work than the copy is, which is backwards for a page whose job is to sell.";