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Look, we've all got to start somewhere, so at least you shipped. Here are my thoughts: * None of the footer links work. I cared because I wanted to know what
by philip1209 8y ago
Look, we've all got to start somewhere, so at least you shipped.
Here are my thoughts:
* None of the footer links work. I cared because I wanted to know what made this site different than the 40 other remote job boards.
* There appear to have been 6 jobs posted ever. This hurts credibility on both ends of the market - I would expect you to scrape other job boards to stuff your content.
* The site kind of seems over-engineered for the number of jobs (e.g. search functionality for the 6 jobs)
* The name doesn't make sense to me - I'll never remember this
* "Momentarily free, enjoy" -> This doesn't seem humble to me. It still costs time to post a job here, and you need to defend that investment.
My advice would be to do things that don't scale. Focus on talking to companies looking for remote developers to get a deeper understanding of their needs and the market.
- thebeefytaco 8y ago+1 The social media links do work, however medium is labeled as twitter.
- Londerson 8y agoTanks! But now, it works!
- 255kb 8y agoI second this, plus the design made me think that I reached a parking page. I was 100% sure it was a parking page. I closed it, went back at it and after reading carefully I realized that the content matched the description
- Londerson 8y agoWell, this is not the initial idea. And your feedback, is valuable to me. Tanks!
- Londerson 8y agoTank you for all of your advices! I have carefully read each one of them, and the care with what was not working has already been solved. In fact, this job board is just something I'd like to see out there, but I've never found it. If it is useful to me, it will probably be useful to other developers as well.