The benefit of launching earlier <i>far</i> outweighs the annoyance of trivial feedback. If someone is genuinely interested in the product they&#x27;ll be willing to overlook critical show-stopping bugs that destroy data in order to help you get the product to a point where they can start paying to use it. A few missing alt tags won&#x27;t make the slightest bit of difference to the <i>user</i>, and that&#x27;s the person who matters.<p>But failing to launch of a month while you &#x27;polish&#x27; things <i>will</i> make a difference. You&#x27;ll lose out on feedback, potential customers, and give more foothold to any competition. Plus it&#x27;s boring and expensive to not launch.<p>People who&#x27;ll walk away because there&#x27;s a spelling mistake on the contact page would <i>never</i> become paying users regardless of how great your product is. Ignore those people.