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Some more ideas: when in doubt, go for consumers, the every day Joe who needs a graph in their presentation but forgot how to use Excel charts or couldn't figur
by jorangreef 16y ago
Some more ideas: when in doubt, go for consumers, the every day Joe who needs a graph in their presentation but forgot how to use Excel charts or couldn't figure out how to get the Google Chart Api to return a result. Don't worry about building the next WolframAlpha for charts. Don't worry about a developer API. Make sure you have a great interface for adding a few data points and getting a graph back. Even better, make it real-time, as you add a data-point the graph adjusts or bends or morphs. Keep it simple. Focus on eliminating things.
- revorad 16y agoThe problem with going for consumers is that I don't see them paying for something like this. I agree about keeping it simple though.
- jorangreef 16y agoNot all consumers will pay, but like Flickr, you can serve consumers and charge the loyal "pro" user subset. Focus on the basic interface first. Add the advanced features later.