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Very true. Another possibility to investigate: You are talking to the wrong people. For example, if you are interested in software for managing HR processes, HN
by raganwald 15y ago
Very true. Another possibility to investigate: You are talking to the wrong people. For example, if you are interested in software for managing HR processes, HN might be a great place for architecture advice, but are startups really a useful market to sample for product pricing and features?
- joe_the_user 15y agoIt is possible you're talking to the wrong people. I wonder, though, how you could have designed the right app if you have only been talking to the wrong people? I mean, the sequence is either - "design an app that you yourself want and that you think is sooo cool that the whole world will want too" or "talk to people different enough from programmers that you need to understand them first to create a great app". The first approach is (caricatured) Steve Jobs, the second approach is Patio11. But it seems if the people you're talking to hate your app, you've failed at either of these approaches.