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Looks great. I suggest you get rid of the decimal point and two decimals in the pricing so it’s simpler to understand, especially for people outside Europe that

Looks great. I suggest you get rid of the decimal point and two decimals in the pricing so it’s simpler to understand, especially for people outside Europe that use commas in numbers differently. €4 per user / month is much easier to read and understand for most people than € 4,00 per user / month The comma made it look a bit odd and like €400 initially when I glanced at it and it just seems like an unnecessary level of precision to include the two decimal points when they are both zero anyway.

remram 6y ago
"From € 1.000 p/m" is even worse. I was not even aware of any locale using ',' for decimals and '.' for thousands.
- Kiro 6y ago
  Probably German.
  - gog 6y ago
    Majority of European countries use a decimal comma.
    - cornzsty 6y ago
      Finns use a space. It's best to use some library, built-in or otherwise to make sure it's the correct one.
    - remram 6y ago
      I'm French, where we use a comma for decimals, but a space for thousands.
sickmate 6y ago
A perfect use case for Number.prototype.toLocaleString. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Number/toLocaleString https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...