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Show HN: Mrkff – An Information Overload Management Tool
- 15charslong 7y agoDeveloper Here Hey everyone, for the last Startup School (September2019), I submitted this application - Mrkff. It still need work then but I have decided to carry it forward and release Mrkff in Alpha state as I continue to work on it. Please feel free to leave any amount of criticism and advice. This is the first time I am releasing a product of any kind to the public, thank you all for checking it out. Also as a note. I have gained an immense amount of respect for developers who work in the Natural Language Processing field. In this product I use several libraries to parse keywords to try my best to find keywords in the page that accurately represent the content. I had to learn quite a bit about NLP so that I could create proper summaries. The algorithm I designed for summaries isn't ready for production right now since it still produces poor results, but I will be updating and releasing new features over the next few months. Again, thank you all for reading.
- yodon 7y agoA quick tweak of the css breakpoints might be a good idea - on my iPhone 11 the home page text is just slightly off screen in a one character wide column about six miles long (and a bit difficult to read). I can believe the product is super interesting but I can't actually tell in this format.
- 15charslong 7y agoThank you for looking at it. I underestimated just how much css I would need. Thank you for bringing it to my attention
- rkagerer 7y agoToo many slogans on your landing page. I skimmed through quickly and still have no idea what your product does.
- 15charslong 7y agoThanks for checking it out. In hindsight I understand what you mean now that I'm looking at it much closer.
- rapnie 7y agoYou should test your site on FF android, as the page is unreadable. Text is vertical with very large whitespace areas in between.
- 15charslong 7y agoThanks for the feedback, I never tested it on mobile, that was my oversight.
- jolmg 7y agoIt's not just mobile. I normally have my browser on my desktop take half my screen, and when I visit the page, I just see super-huge icons that take up all the viewing area. I need to be on full-screen to make any sense of what I'm seeing.
- 15charslong 7y agoThank you for checking it out. I tested the half screen on a large screen and I completely forgot to test the half screen on other sizes.