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Below the fold? Really? You can't scroll? The whole concept of a fold is ridiculous to begin with (for the most part), but then to give feedback that the "here
by levirosol 17y ago
Below the fold? Really? You can't scroll?
The whole concept of a fold is ridiculous to begin with (for the most part), but then to give feedback that the "here's how you get our paid app for free" link is not front and center? Really?
In the 10 seconds I spent looking at ScrumPads home page, I think it's a good design. The #fail didn't come until i clicked the link and landed on a FAQ not related to the promotion. I'd be interested, but I couldn't find more promotion details. Because of this, we'll probably stick with Unfuddle and their ticketing system.
I will say that yes, this HN thread is a promotion, and therefore, the URL should take us to a new landing page highlighting the promotion. Not to the general home page.
- aaronbrethorst 17y agoThe article is entitled "ScrumPad Offers Free Subscription for Bootstrapped Startups," I'm using a fairly high-res screen, and I don't see a 'free subscription for bootstrapped startups' link anywhere. I can scroll, but I won't unless something captures my interest. A free subscription might, but not if I'm not aware of it.
- aaronbrethorst 17y agoOn an unrelated note, you should consider using only one JS library on your website (260KB of JS on the home page seems excessive), decreasing the size of the larger JPGs on the main page, and minifying your CSS. There's no reason a production website should have a table of contents in its stylesheets.