I read the comment on the other post I made and I guess instead of acknowledging something and wasting others time with it, I should rather work on it and that'

I read the comment on the other post I made and I guess instead of acknowledging something and wasting others time with it, I should rather work on it and that's what I've been doing. My bad, I didn't check the comments on this post for a week or so but now that I have, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to help me out with this. >Maybe I'll try a "What is it?" separate page that allows the user to understand it better? >People in general won't click around to find out what the site is for, or what it does, unless they already have a reason to think it might be interesting. Why should they do that? > So what does your site actually do? > Competitions to test the experienced; > Tutorials to guide the newcomers; > Forums to discuss the challenges; > Music to program by Yes, this is exactly what it's meant for. To help the beginners/intermediates get better at programming, conveniently practice on challenges ( and quizzes ) from the same platform, discuss challenges or any other query they might have in accordance with the Forum Guidelines, music to program by, a disposable code editor for those who are getting started with front-end (basically allows the user to watch the tutorial, code and even have the preview from a single tab instead of having a tab for the tutorial, a coding editor and a local host preview window open), take notes and plan tasks on the platform ( not claiming them to be essential features to the platform but something users can use conveniently, I will be engineering a way to sync them with Google Keep in the future so it makes more sense to use them ), create project/product listings that encapsulates all the essential information regarding the product and all the other listings as well in a shareable product link and more ( more in regards to features that I'm adding within a few weeks ). I created a pitch deck and that does have a Benefits slide that states : - You don’t need to navigate to dozens of platforms anymore, DomeCode organizes all the tools and resources for you. - You can finally focus more on programming instead of finding the “right” website for every small thing. - You get to collaborate with developers around you. - DomeCode provides its users with a significant productivity boost. - Save around 30% of your overall time spent in the process of learning a programming concept, taking notes, and practicing it. - You simply get more without any hassle. This is an investor pitch deck so the 30% claim isn't entirely precise but I found out that it was around that number for me to complete the process of learning a new concept and practicing it. I'll include the relevant information on the website now and remove the non-essential existing info. Thanks a lot!