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This is a great idea. I think that you should work on the presentation of the site, though. In the Web 2.0 world it's considered stylish or at least excusable
by pius 19y ago
This is a great idea. I think that you should work on the presentation of the site, though. In the Web 2.0 world it's considered stylish or at least excusable to have a very barebones site, but the average person needs a more reassuring presence in order to trust someone with sensitive medical information.
- motoko 19y agoThis is something that we've discussed. Actually, we've left the site looking "barebones" as an explicit design decision. People can be put-off by something "too slick," especially when you position yourself as a simple, single-product company, and especially in the research/academic world. But you are right, too. We are working on other brands with more premium product which we will release soon. The designs of these sites will reflect the more premium brand. Email rms for more information if you're interested, he's our news.yc baron.
- dcurtis 19y agoBarebones is nice, but it looks like a spam site or a template of some sort. It actually reduces customer confidence in that case. Are you trying to follow the 23andme model, but only testing for a single gene?
- motoko 19y agoHey, I absolutely agree with you. I also think that McDonald's tastes like puke, but they run one hell of a franchise business.