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New demo site
Justin Duke · 2024-08-26 · via Buttondown's blog

A marketing site can be lovely and suggestive (have you noticed all of the nice refreshes we've done to ours lately?) but it pales in comparison to a bona fide demo: nothing gives a more honest sense of what a product does than a real-world example.

So we've built a demo site for Buttondown, helpfully located at demo.buttondown.com. No signup required; just click around and see what you can do.

Over time, we're gonna be replacing crufty screenshots and videos across this site and our documentation with auto-generated demos to give you a better sense of what Buttondown does. But for now, enjoy a real live demo: not a "product walkthrough" (aka a video of someone clicking around in the app) or a "simulation" (aka a powerpoint presentation with a few screenshots), but a real-world example of a newsletter in action.