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Agreed with all of the above points. Beautiful and easy to use. The "You're doing great! To continue, you'll need to register or sign in. Otherwise all that aw
by jhen095 15y ago
Agreed with all of the above points. Beautiful and easy to use.
The "You're doing great! To continue, you'll need to register or sign in. Otherwise all that awesome progress you've made will be lost. Sign In\Register (it's free)" dialog is most definitely a road block as there were no links available to go back to the home page.
Only two options were sign in or register. So yeah, there should be a cancel, or return to homepage
- faramarz 15y agoNope, not a road block for me. By the time you get to that point, the user has already got a taste of the fruit; it's decision time. I registered. I love this. Keep doing what you're doing, expand the library in a few months and contact foundations like Rockefeller for financial support if you need it. Kudos! I'm excited.
- zds 15y agoawesome. we're adding the option to skip registering but we hope most people do what you do.
- morrow 15y agogood idea, but just a thought - why not have registration go through the terminal as well? It seems you're only collecting email and password - why not just prompt for that without interrupting the flow of the lessons?
- zds 15y agothanks, morrow, this is a great suggestion. we'll implement it once we finish adding more capacity and rewriting some of the stuff to lessen load.
- sgrove 15y agoJust wanted to echo morrow's suggestion - inline registration is a perfect way of collecting and registering users. It's a natural flow, not jarring at all, and also almost endearing if I type my email into the terminal and I get an email in the background and continue working.