Trello landing page audit
Trello scores 90/100 on PageLint's quick copy audit — one of the strongest pages we have run through the engine. Trust is the stronger lens at 94/100, while Clarity trails at 86/100. The biggest issue the engine flagged: “Single message focus” (CL-6, medium severity).
What the engine flagged
5 findings shown · 11 of 16 checks passing
Single message focus
CTAs present on the page: 'Get Trello for free' (appears twice), 'Sign up - it's free!' (appears twice), and 'Get to know Automation' (appears once). The first four CTAs align to the same signup goal, but 'Get to know Automation' is a divergent CTA leading to a different destination (a feature education page), splitting visitor attention between converting and exploring a sub-feature.
Remove or demote 'Get to know Automation' from primary CTA prominence. If Automation is a key differentiator, integrate it as a supporting proof point in body copy with a text link, not a button-level CTA competing with the signup flow. One page, one primary action.
Hero 5-second test
Hero H1: 'Capture, organize, and tackle your to-dos from anywhere.' Subhead: 'Escape the clutter and chaos—unleash your productivity with Trello.' WHAT is clear (a to-do/task management tool). WHO is unclear — the hero speaks to anyone with to-dos, with no signal whether this is for individuals, teams, students, or professionals. The banner 'Accelerate your teams' work with AI features' hints at teams but is a secondary announcement strip, not the hero.
Add a WHO qualifier directly in the hero — e.g., 'Capture, organize, and tackle your team's to-dos from anywhere' or add a subhead line like 'Built for individuals and teams who need to stay on top of everything.' The hero should resolve the audience question without requiring the visitor to read further.
Jargon and insider terminology
Body copy section headers use playful internal-sounding labels: 'EMAIL MAGIC' and 'MESSAGE APP SORCERY' — these are whimsical but not jargon. The term 'mirroring of your to-dos across multiple locations' (under WORK SMARTER) is a mild technical concept used without explanation. 'Automation' appears in a CTA ('Get to know Automation') without any plain-language gloss in the hero or nearby copy. However, none of these terms cluster in the hero, and the overall vocabulary is accessible to a general audience.
Add a brief plain-language descriptor next to the 'Automation' CTA — e.g., 'Get to know Automation (set rules so Trello does the busywork for you).' Also clarify 'mirroring' with a parenthetical like 'mirroring (syncing your tasks across multiple views)' to prevent any comprehension friction in the body.
Objections Handled Near CTA
The primary CTA reads 'Sign up - it's free!' and 'Get Trello for free', which implies a free plan. However, no explicit objection-handlers such as 'no credit card required', 'cancel anytime', 'money-back guarantee', 'SOC 2', or 'GDPR' appear adjacent to or within the same section as any CTA. The only signal present is the implicit free offering embedded in the CTA label itself.
Add at least one additional explicit objection-handler directly beneath or adjacent to the primary CTA — for example, 'No credit card required' or 'Cancel anytime' — to reach the 2+ threshold. Consider also adding a trust badge (e.g., SOC 2 or GDPR) near the sign-up form to reduce security anxiety.
Real Human Faces Present
Three named individuals with roles and company affiliations are present in the social proof digest: Joey Rosenberg (Global Leadership Director at Women Who Code), Sumeet Moghe (Product Manager at ThoughtWorks), and Jefferson Scomacao (Development Manager at IKEA/PTC). However, all image alt texts reference illustrations ('Illustration of a team Trello Board', 'An illustration of a list on a Trello board', etc.) and company logos, with no alt text indicating headshots or photos of named individuals.
Add real headshot photos alongside each named testimonial, with descriptive alt text (e.g., 'Photo of Joey Rosenberg, Global Leadership Director at Women Who Code') to reinforce authenticity and humanize social proof. Consider adding a founder or team section with real photos to further build familiarity.
Independent automated analysis by PageLint. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Trello. Findings reflect the public landing page as fetched on July 17, 2026 and may not match the current version.
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