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I think I have worked out what your app does: * developer builds an iPhone app * end-user provides some content for that app * developer doesn't want the has
by gordonguthrie 16y ago
I think I have worked out what your app does:
* developer builds an iPhone app
* end-user provides some content for that app
* developer doesn't want the hassle of updating the app
* end user has an online editor to edit the content
- app updates itself
* developer sits on beach sipping daquiris <-- THE BENEFITS
If that is the case then the front-page should show it in the picture:
* a user with their phone
* a developer with the app
* the end-user customer with their CMS editor
If this is a correct description of the app then YOUR CUSTOMER is the developer and the tour page should then heavily feature Daquiris, instead of regular expressions. Getting high from regular expressions is about as lame as smoking dried banana skins :)
- sashthebash 16y agoReplace "end user" with "a member of your team that edits the content" and your description is correct. I don't know if the developer will then be sipping daquiris at the beach if he doesn't have to take care about managing the content himself, but he will have more time for more important work :).
- gordonguthrie 16y agoWhy not end-user? They hate dealing with your for changes more than you hate dealing with them...