Designer Assistant

Where it's working:

• The headline is short, the verb is strong, and there's no "unleash the power of." Good.
• The CTA is solid black, can't miss it.
• The constellation logo + wordmark feels confident next to the headline.

What I'd change, in priority order:

1. The subhead is doing too much work. It's listing 19 things; nobody reads it. Compress to: "19 expert assistants. One chat. Your files, your site, your work." Save the full list for the grid below.

2. The CTA region needs a secondary action. Right now it's "Start free" alone. Add a quieter secondary: "See all experts →" as a text link below. Some visitors want to look before they sign up; right now we force a binary.

3. The constellation glyph is fighting the headline for attention. It's the same visual weight as the wordmark. Try shrinking it to 60% size in the hero. The wordmark should be the louder element in the hero; the glyph carries the rest of the site.

4. The proof strip below is generic. "10k+ docs written, 56 office prompts, 14 file formats" is feature-talk. Replace with a customer logo strip (even 6 logos at low opacity) or one specific quote with a face.

5. Accessibility: the white-on-blue "Start free →" button passes WCAG AA but only by 0.2 points. Bump to a deeper blue or thicken the font weight to 700 (it's already at 700, so just bump the hue) — gives you headroom for the accessibility-tool audit when you submit for verification.

Net: don't redesign — adjust hierarchy.