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Thanks, that was insightful. I think you would be able to judge the app just by looking at the screenshots in the App Store, here's a link: http://rdit.in/get h
by mmackh 15y ago
Thanks, that was insightful. I think you would be able to judge the app just by looking at the screenshots in the App Store, here's a link: http://rdit.in/get http://rdit.in/get
- billpatrianakos 15y agoIt actually looks really beautiful! I have some criticisms though. First off, the app itself is beautiful and so is the website for it. The preview Images in the app store aren't so great though. Those are the types of preview photos that I was talking about that turn people off. Just show the app in use instead of images with how to use it superimposed on top of it. My opinion is that you should just use screenshots of your most marketable features and leave out the diagrams. The one exception would be the photo of the white iPad that shows the feature that looks kind of like mobile Safari's Reader feature. Otherwise I'm stumped. It looks really good to be honest and at only $0.99 I don't know why people wouldn't buy it. Maybe you just need to get on some more blogs and do more marketing. The app store is very competitive and apps like yours are everywhere. Your UI is a feature though - don't forget that!