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A quick first impression: Change the font! That's a disastrous font to use on any website. Pick something more 'standard' like Arial or Verdana. At the concep
by puranjay 15y ago
A quick first impression:
Change the font! That's a disastrous font to use on any website. Pick something more 'standard' like Arial or Verdana.
At the conceptual level, it sounds like a great idea. But when you actually get down to executing it, it can be a pain: who has the time to buy groceries, look in the fridge, and type everything out on a website?
You know what would be awesome? Taking a picture of your fridge or grocery cabinet, and the software automatically recognizing the brands and quantity of groceries without having to fill out any forms. That, I'd pay for!
- vishnumenon 15y agoThanks for the feedback. I have heard a lot of negative things about the font -- Ill probably change it soon. I wish i could implement the picture idea, but honestly i have no idea where to even start, or if technology is advanced enough for that. If you have any idea, i would love to hear it.
- puranjay 15y agoWith that, you are looking at advanced image recognition..you can't start off unless you at least know what you're doing. Don't stress over too much if this thing doesn't turn out to be a success. Don't cheer too much either if it does. You're an entrepreneur, and entrepreneurs live by one rule: "On the the next one..."
- mathiasben 15y agoMake a smart phone app that scans the bard codes from each item to populate the inventory. that way your users aren't faced with the task of having to manually enter each items description, a large barrier preventing usage.