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Why do you think this would need a service? It’s really easy to make as a dev using Have I Been Pwned Password API: https://twitter.com/noncototient/status/966
by bgdkbtv 9y ago
Why do you think this would need a service?
It’s really easy to make as a dev using Have I Been Pwned Password API: https://twitter.com/noncototient/status/966628069048950784 https://twitter.com/noncototient/status/966628069048950784
Unless you’re talking about users whose dev skills only go as far as posting Wordpress articles. Then it might work, but integration would have to be super simple, I frame might not be the easiest solution for them.
- estroz 9y agoUnsophisticated users are exactly who I would be targeting. I would likely have to make widgets to integrate with common site building services like WP. An iframe is likely the simplest solution if they're building a site from scratch though.
- bgdkbtv 9y agoIf you’re thinking of going with the iFrame path, you’ll have to make the whole iFrame a form. You’ll be competing directly with Gravity Forms. And they are huge, while your only competitive advantage is a feature they can implement in less than 5 minutes. I’d love to see you make it work and make you money, but I’m not convinced yet.