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You just have to be sure you don't eliminate the customer support with documentation, and then not ever fix the problem. I think it's better to feel the pain in
by andrewljohnson 15y ago
You just have to be sure you don't eliminate the customer support with documentation, and then not ever fix the problem. I think it's better to feel the pain in the short run, and have a better product in the long run.
This reminds me of another thing we do - when we make new apps, we don't provide a manual to the beta group. We make one after the fact, but we want to get feedback from users as if there are no instructions.
Your product is awesome btw. We use it in two apps, and plan to add it to a third soon.
- evanhamilton 15y agoTotally! I'm obsessed with telling our team about customer problems, our support folks are obsessed with helping them, and our Head of UX is obsessed with fixing the actual problems. It's a good set of checks and balances. Thanks for the kind words and for being a customer! :)