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Some feedback: All of your titles are "Remote stash" instead of what they're really about, so it's hard to find tabs if you have multiple open. "Work hard any
by SCdF 10y ago
Some feedback:
All of your titles are "Remote stash" instead of what they're really about, so it's hard to find tabs if you have multiple open.
"Work hard anywhere" doesn't seem to have anything to do with discovering the best cafes to work from, it seems to be some kind of weird motivational iphone covers + wrist bands emporium.
There is a lot of duplication. It would be better in my opinion to try to curate more: pick what you consider the best app / website to find co-working places, instead of listing 10.
Ideally these links would come with a paragraph explaining why you think this is actually good, as to look a little less like a link farm, and to provide context.
I realise you probably want this for analytics, but I'm not a fan of having "profile" pages for sites, because inevitably I'm just going to want to click through to the site so it wastes a click.
Site note: I live in London, and the websites which show cafes you can work from are surprisingly empty, for one of the largest cities in the world. It seems no one has really cracked this yet.
- inopinatus 10y agoWorkHardAnywhere is primarily a mobile app, one that I've found of moderate utility in locating workspace and coffee w/wifi whilst roaming around Palo Alto this month. I'm supposing the website is just their merch store.
- tonyhb 10y agoPretty sure they took that from https://workfrom.co https://workfrom.co, which incidentally I find to have a better UI.
- johnlbevan2 10y agoAgree that it's good to have 1 recommended option; but think there's also value in alternatives... maybe have the recommended, but then include other options afterwards; so you get the best of both worlds; recommended option getting screenspace and justification, other options just a name & a link. You could add automation to populate those lists based on existing entries (e.g. by calling the AlternativeTo API, should that get brought back online: http://alternativeto.net/about/api/ http://alternativeto.net/about/api/, or integrating with other product recommendation sites, such as Slant (https://www.slant.co/search?query=tools%20for%20remote%20workers) https://www.slant.co/search?query=tools%20for%20remote%20wor...).