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I saw the videos, but they weren't very good and didn't give me any sense of how the app worked. 2)If SSO isn't an option due to support costs then how about h

I saw the videos, but they weren't very good and didn't give me any sense of how the app worked. 2)If SSO isn't an option due to support costs then how about having no user registration at all. I don't see any reason why people should be able to sign into a support site. 3) I know you have design customization, I am just not willing to pay the price for it. I think it should be standard with all accounts. That said the foodily example is quite nice, but the navigation is hurting my head. I am getting lost rather easily.

rrwhite 16y ago
1) Yeah we're working on more in-depth workflow videos and a live demo. 2) It's for giving feedback on your product. We don't force people to signin but we do ask them for a name and email (like blog comments). It's so that you can follow up with those people when you launch that new feature or fix their issue. 3) Design customization is on all accounts (like what Foodily used). Full HTML/CSS customization is currently only on the highest plans. This is great feedback on where we're creating confusion. I appreciate you taking the time.
- Lost_BiomedE 16y ago
  I also would like to emphasize the value of a demo. Feature lists and videos do not let me control the experience and get the answer to my questions as quickly. Also, make sure to put it at the top, in the same bar as your logo. Many times, I have bought a service over another because of the speed at which I can see exactly what I get. I want land on your page and be able to see demo, right off, and immediately see the concept, design, and layout. No ready, watchy, or thinky, just clicky.
- evan_hamilton 16y ago
  Hey Lost, HN won't let me reply directly to your latest reply. Weird. This is great feedback, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to act on it. Here are some options: 1. Point to a user-facing demo (like http://feedback.uservoice.com http://feedback.uservoice.com) 2. Point to an admin-side demo where you can play with fake tickets 3. Offer a 30-day free trial (which we do, but it may not be easy to find) Which would be best for you? -Evan Hamilton Community Manager, UserVoice

rrwhite 16y ago

1) Yeah we're working on more in-depth workflow videos and a live demo. 2) It's for giving feedback on your product. We don't force people to signin but we do ask them for a name and email (like blog comments). It's so that you can follow up with those people when you launch that new feature or fix their issue. 3) Design customization is on all accounts (like what Foodily used). Full HTML/CSS customization is currently only on the highest plans. This is great feedback on where we're creating confusion. I appreciate you taking the time.

Lost_BiomedE 16y ago
I also would like to emphasize the value of a demo. Feature lists and videos do not let me control the experience and get the answer to my questions as quickly. Also, make sure to put it at the top, in the same bar as your logo. Many times, I have bought a service over another because of the speed at which I can see exactly what I get. I want land on your page and be able to see demo, right off, and immediately see the concept, design, and layout. No ready, watchy, or thinky, just clicky.
evan_hamilton 16y ago
Hey Lost, HN won't let me reply directly to your latest reply. Weird. This is great feedback, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to act on it. Here are some options: 1. Point to a user-facing demo (like http://feedback.uservoice.com http://feedback.uservoice.com) 2. Point to an admin-side demo where you can play with fake tickets 3. Offer a 30-day free trial (which we do, but it may not be easy to find) Which would be best for you? -Evan Hamilton Community Manager, UserVoice