Espina2
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7 years ago The empty content its because it only appear when you scroll down. You can have some javascript code that automatically add a visible class when the initial content is on the viewport.
For to much white space I dont agree with you at all, for a default and more commom resolution 1366x768 you have the above screenshot. Where you clearly can identify that you have more content below without have a huge white area. Maybe the problem you are getting its the same I say on top. The elements are not there when a window is bigger.
Its nice to have comparison's but lets not "copy" if they have a small image its okay to have it, you can have others with bigger images. The important its that the users know that we have more information above that are easy understand right now.
For the tables clearly have some valid points in my first approach I think in a behaviour very similar to this page http://www.apple.com/mac/compare/ you can even compare more detailed one vs another and so on.
So what we should have first its the content we need to show. No matter if are a table or not, it should be abstract. Without the "real" content its difficult to have a "perfect" solution.
If we not do that we are always have problems with adding new things because they are not thinking for that, at this is what makes design break.
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MariusBluem
There are a few problems with that new Enterprise page.
Empty content when landing
Too much white space
Looking at the above picture and looking at what a competitor who likes large headers is doing. They're still using a shorter image.
Too much repeating information
Our plans' descriptions have duplicated content.
That makes it difficult to extract useful information and is not what the top players in the field are doing when presenting their enterprise product.
http://www.accellion.com/pricing https://egnyte.com/corp/plans_pricing.html
If we want to avoid long columns full of tick boxes for some reason, let's at least take the alternative approach of only mentioning the additional benefits.
@jancborchardt @Espina2 @skjnldsv @Bugsbane