They present their different products well, although some information could be cut from the homepage. We all hate being overwhelmed with paragraphs of text when all we want to do, is get to the main point to figure out what it does. You'd rather be left wanting more and encouraged to click to continue reading rather than getting information thrown at you right away, and this could easily be created with a layered informational structure. On a positive note, the technical terminology is at an extreme minimum, making everything easy to understand. An intelligent choice because it's likely artists with minimal web3 experience that would be using the site. This is a bonus for us all, isn't it? It saves us from looking up a million words just to understand what's happening.

They have such fantastic products and so many pieces of art at their disposal. It feels like a missed opportunity to make a cool, engaging, and interactive website to introduce all their incredible products. It lacks any branding apart from the logos, so everything feels a little flat. There is almost no motivation to continue reading. It seems quite clear that they had some fascinating visuals within the app that could quickly be adopted to spice up the website and create more of a consistent branding.

Currently, it's a website that's easily forgotten, with no immediate sense of branding around it, yet so much opportunity. By all means, you won't be horrified looking at it, and the navigation is all good, but it won't precisely spark any interest, which is such a shame.

In conclusion, this website will by no means frustrate you like many others out there, and you'll get all the information you need, but it is not memorable. We can all agree it needs an upgrade and that we can't wait to see what it could become.

While ALIENWORLDs does an excellent job of getting the primary information across, there is always room for improvement. Adopting a three-layer information method could make things a little more interactive and slightly less overwhelming. While the technical jargon isn't too bad, it still leads to confusion, especially for all of you unfamiliar with blockchain terminology.

While they create many great opportunities to make their game come to life, they miss out in a few places when trying to motivate even more people to join and expand the ALIENWORLDS community. Three words. Free to play. Making it clear that it doesn't cost anything to start playing, or that you could make a passive income from playing still remains a bit of an unclear point. If someone was just told to connect a wallet to something, it's almost assumed you have to pay, like when you sign up for a free trial, and they want your information to pull the money out of it the second that free trial finishes. That can automatically be a lot less motivating and would spark concern for someone who wouldn't understand the blockchain world and have something like an indication of the different steps you will be taking to sign up to play the game. Presentation of sign-up processes is beneficial in web2 UX but applies just as well in web3, especially since it's such a new topic where things can easily get lost in translation.

There are other minor design issues like spacing/layout issues with the site, especially with the responsiveness and mismatched font. There are also opportunities to make the game trailer which is already very engaging, a lot more prominent, and front and center to grab the attention of people entering the website.

In general, Alienworlds does a great job of utilizing design to improve the storytelling that pulls you and keeps you immersed. They make other great choices like letting you follow along with what the developers are working on through a road map of completed, in progress, and future plans. Acknowledging there are scams associated with their site and warning you. We can all appreciate a warning to help us avoid losing any money.

In conclusion, we are all probably eager to try and play it after all the effort to create such a brand and experience, especially if you love space, aliens, and fair, decentralized internet games. All elements in our eyes are quick fixes, plus we can assure you it is free to play, and they just want your wallet to store any Trillium (which can be converted into other currencies) and NFTs you collect. Here is a perfect and fun opportunity to learn and immerse yourself in the web3 world!