Homepage Layout Critique: Is the Visual Hierarchy Clear?

I’m redesigning our company homepage and would love feedback on whether the visual hierarchy makes the page easy to scan. The hero section has a large headline, a short subheading, and a primary call-to-action button, followed by three feature cards below. My concern is whether visitors can immediately tell what the most important action is. I’ve tried using size and color contrast to guide the eye, but I’m worried the feature cards compete with the main button. Does the spacing between sections feel balanced, or does it create awkward gaps? I’d also appreciate thoughts on whether the navigation menu is too crowded with eight items. If you were landing on this page for the first time, what would you click first, and what might confuse you? Honest critiques are welcome, especially about readability, alignment, and whether the overall layout feels trustworthy and professional.