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We are building a marketplace for home cleaners. I am solo developer on the project and I would like some feedback. Are there issues with design, is it easy to

We are building a marketplace for home cleaners. I am solo developer on the project and I would like some feedback. Are there issues with design, is it easy to use? https://app.homespritz.ca https://app.homespritz.ca Currently we are only in Alberta Canada, so if you want to search an address here's a random address from Calgary: 2205 33 Ave SW Calgary, AB T2T 1Z9

high_byte 5y ago
first and most importantly - the people in the background should have their feet up ;) jokes aside, I think the onboarding process is, while really short and simple, might be off-putting. first, I don't think you need the size of the apartment for any measurement - payment depends on actual work done in the end. second, I don't want to enter my exact address before I get a chance to peek at my options. it should be last step. third - idk because you lost me at step 2. I entered your address and get some results. would be better to have a rank system. idk if you really need the move in out option or even the recurring option. first select your service provider and then you can choose recurring time based on their availability.
escot 5y ago
I like the name! I don't know how commonly used "spritz" is outside of Europe (and I guess Canada?). I like the idea of the hero image being the happy customers rather than pictures of cleaning. Although the people could look a bit happier. On my desktop screen if you scroll the main page down you get to a blank area thats the full height of the screen. > The Best Cleaners in One Place It took me a second to parse this tagline. I wasn't sure if "One Place" meant the geographic region or your service. The 'Back' and 'Next' buttons on the 3-step component should be different colors with 'Next' as the primary color, maybe Back as gray and Next as green. It recommended 4.5 hours of cleaning for a 1000sq house which seems like a lot. For the date picker: You may want to autoselect today or tomorrow, whatever you think the most common choice is. Most date pickers also have a quick link to "today" as a little extra button when thats a common choice. When the app displayed the grid of cleaners I noticed some cleaners had zero time slots. Thats confusing, I just would filter those cleaners out of the results or gray out their box. If the user wants a specific cleaner you could show that cleaners availability on other days. Overall the flow is short and simple which is good. You may want to have some more information up front on the landing page to help convince the user to go through the flow. You could show average prices, photos of cleaners, etc. If you have time to checkout my project, see my top level comment about knotend. Thanks.

high_byte 5y ago

first and most importantly - the people in the background should have their feet up ;) jokes aside, I think the onboarding process is, while really short and simple, might be off-putting. first, I don't think you need the size of the apartment for any measurement - payment depends on actual work done in the end. second, I don't want to enter my exact address before I get a chance to peek at my options. it should be last step. third - idk because you lost me at step 2. I entered your address and get some results. would be better to have a rank system. idk if you really need the move in out option or even the recurring option. first select your service provider and then you can choose recurring time based on their availability.

escot 5y ago

I like the name! I don't know how commonly used "spritz" is outside of Europe (and I guess Canada?). I like the idea of the hero image being the happy customers rather than pictures of cleaning. Although the people could look a bit happier. On my desktop screen if you scroll the main page down you get to a blank area thats the full height of the screen. > The Best Cleaners in One Place It took me a second to parse this tagline. I wasn't sure if "One Place" meant the geographic region or your service. The 'Back' and 'Next' buttons on the 3-step component should be different colors with 'Next' as the primary color, maybe Back as gray and Next as green. It recommended 4.5 hours of cleaning for a 1000sq house which seems like a lot. For the date picker: You may want to autoselect today or tomorrow, whatever you think the most common choice is. Most date pickers also have a quick link to "today" as a little extra button when thats a common choice. When the app displayed the grid of cleaners I noticed some cleaners had zero time slots. Thats confusing, I just would filter those cleaners out of the results or gray out their box. If the user wants a specific cleaner you could show that cleaners availability on other days. Overall the flow is short and simple which is good. You may want to have some more information up front on the landing page to help convince the user to go through the flow. You could show average prices, photos of cleaners, etc. If you have time to checkout my project, see my top level comment about knotend. Thanks.