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I visited Quora a while back. It had a login page, nothing that really described what it was, no examples. I figured it was a walled garden that invited parti
by cd34 16y ago
I visited Quora a while back. It had a login page, nothing that really described what it was, no examples. I figured it was a walled garden that invited participants. From the front page, you still can't tell what it is or why it is worth taking the time to sign up. Maybe it is a decent service, but, they lost me on the landing page.
Path.com, maybe I'm stupid, is it a dating site?
Instagram was interesting and I was able to figure out what that site was almost immediately. Since I was around when the SX-70 Land came out, their design and presentation actually was interesting. Too bad I use Android.
A landing page should tell me precisely what you offer, in quick and simple terms so that I can see how that site is going to benefit me. I'm not going to sign up - no matter how easy it is - to investigate whether this site has anything of interest.
I'm still unsure what path.com is other than a hyper-local facebook newsstream.
Maybe Quora and Path are still in stealth mode and doing the google invitation rollout, but, Instagram does look interesting.
- destraynor 16y agoQuora makes plenty of sense once you're in, but I agree overall, and Path.com is certainly over-doing the vague pitch way too much.
- cd34 16y agoBut there is nothing on that page that would ever entice me to log in. Just a very vague statement. Is it technical? is it health? general? I understand if they are trying to keep it below the radar until they are ready to release, but, I see nothing there that would make me create an account.
- farnsworth 16y agoPath looks like you take pictures, tag/title/share them, and the idea is to show your "Path" through life? He's scrolling through encounters with the girl he's about to propose to.