DCdcow·Jul 18, 2023
One spot where your readme misses the mark: it can't be read outside of github (or some rendering engine). Markdown is supposed to be human readable. Instead you say "here's how app smith works" and then plop a big image. That doesn't help anybody understand what your project does by reading the readme. Images and diagrams are super helpful, but they should accompany thoughtful prose. This is also important as an accessibility consideration.
Next, contributors sections are dumb. Github is a better tool to use to view contributors (https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith/graphs/contributors). Other projects before github would have an authors and/or contributors file. I don't care about the contributors when I'm trying to understand how your project works, it's just shameless marketing in that position.
Finally, you have a "getting started
Read the rest
in 100 seconds" image CTA in your features section. Doesn't make any sense to me and again there's no supporting text.
Overall I'd suggest focusing on improving your readme to be more useful and less of a marketing tool (it can still market its value lightly) and instead explain how the software works and how to get up and running with it.
Overall I'd score your readme 4/10.
Edit: here's a readme to compare/contrast with https://github.com/Lxtharia/minegrub-theme