Seriously, the <i>entire first screen</i> is <i>empty space</i> and &quot;Common Lisp&quot;.  Haven&#x27;t these people heard of &quot;the fold&quot;?  Please, someone, anyone, tell me what <i>the point</i> is of having <i>no information</i> on <i>the entire first screen</i>.  This is a web page, not a PPT with an intro slide!<p>Whenever I see this pattern, I usually hit the back button, because it tells me that the site is a waste of time, put together by someone who doesn&#x27;t critique their own work and has no attention to detail (not that something as enormous as the big, blue, empty first screen is a &quot;detail&quot;).<p>The entire first page <i>could</i> be filled with useful information, key points to get people&#x27;s attention, show Lisp&#x27;s advantages, and convince people to give it a try.  Instead it&#x27;s useless, and visitors have to dig through screen after screen to find anything.<p>Most people will not bother.  If they were interested enough to put that much effort into it, they&#x27;d probably already be using Lisp.