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displaymath.com landing page review

Reviewed https://displaymath.com/ on 2026-10-28. AI-generated opinion from the page's text and structure (not visuals), for learning purposes.

72
/ 100
A genuinely useful calculator buried under a heavy, jargon-dense page that buries its own CTA.

A visitor understands within seconds that this is a screen size calculator that compares TVs and monitors to scale. They don't immediately see a clear next step, such as which input to fill in first, or why the AR feature matters for their own purchase.

Top 3 problems

🔥 Headline is a generic tool label, not a benefit

The only H1 is "Screen Size Calculator", which names the tool but says nothing about the outcome. The page itself offers the sharper promise "See how big a TV, monitor or cinema screen looks from your seat," but that line sits below the fold.

🔥 Visitor is hit with specs before any action

The default view opens straight into a dense comparison table with rows like "Optical focus stimulus 0.4 D" and "Eye convergence · 64 mm model 1.47°" before the visitor has entered their own screen or distance. The "Enable JavaScript to edit the displays and viewing distance" fallback also shows how much the page depends on the tool loading.

🔥 Too many competing paths with no clear primary action

The page offers "Calculator", "Compare displays", "What size TV", "Mounting height", "PPD", "Monitor setup", "Multi-monitor setup", "Planning Pack", "View in AR", "Copy AR link" and "Add my screen". With this many buttons, a visitor has no obvious first step for the single job they came to do.

Headline idea

Now: “Screen Size Calculator”

“See how big your next TV or monitor really looks from your seat”

It states the outcome the visitor wants instead of naming the tool category.

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