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You have something in your head, and you mould every feedback you get to fit in with that concept. First rule of interface design - if people are complaining, d
by maxklein 19y ago
You have something in your head, and you mould every feedback you get to fit in with that concept. First rule of interface design - if people are complaining, don't explain to them how what you have in your head is the best approach, change it so they figure it out.
You needed a lot of time to do a lot of nothing, and if you ever want succeed, you'll need to change that.
- brlewis 19y agoPlease note, maxklein, that your feedback is not the only feedback I'm receiving, and your "first" rule of interface design is what I'm doing. The reason why I'm not changing the page in response to your particular feedback about emphasizing automatic is that it's not coming from a potential customer. Explaining to non-potential-customers why other people would value this feature is not a high priority. Potential customers (people with little free time) will recognize immediately why having something done for them is valuable. This entire round of feedback is for one change made in response to Paul Buchheit's complaint last time. I've made other changes in response to customer feedback, but didn't ask for news.yc feedback on all of them.
- maxklein 19y agoYou have a great idea, but you're doing so many things wrong, it's amazing. Look at your hosting plan. Totally obscure. You're adding uncertainty. So many little things here and there are wrong, but I see that you're the type of person who only takes advice if it is given with a bucket of sugar, so this is the last piece of advice I'll give you: Do your thing, bro.