You say "outdated", I see "no-nonsense". It's clearly organized and all the information is right there where you want it; what's to complain about?

> yet the landing page looks outdated.

The current way of thinking is "It looks outdated", then the page is updated to look "modern" and that normally entails removing all relevant bits of information. I was going to attempt to find the Microsoft Exchange landing page, to show you what a modern landing page for a mail server looks like, and how utterly useless that is. Sadly the modernity has hit Microsoft hard and you can now only find the page for hosted Exchange/Microsoft 365 (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/exchange/email). Granted the page looks more inline with modern webdesign and it fucking pointless, there's not one bit of useful information.

Personally I love that landing page. It's simple, light, and presents exactly what I want to know. I wish that style was more common, especially in non-commercial products where you don't need to impress anyone with extra graphics.

I, for one, appreciate a simple design. "Modern" tends to end up being bloated and slow.

It's one of the best landing pages I've seen in a while because it explains clearly what the software does, contains a video demo, and easy navigation to explore more. Basically, no BS.

It's an SMTP server, not a web design app.