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Do you think that's an ok thing to do? I mean wouldn't Scoble have a right to be annoyed that I'm using his posts :) Certainly be adding some examples though,
by ed209 15y ago
Do you think that's an ok thing to do? I mean wouldn't Scoble have a right to be annoyed that I'm using his posts :)
Certainly be adding some examples though, but here's mine for now http://qiip.me/edlea http://qiip.me/edlea
- sologoub 15y agoYou definitely should ask for permission, but Scoble would be a great example, as he actually "blogs" on G+. Many of his posts are quite long and seem like a good fit for this concept.
- suhastech 15y agoSilly me, I took me a few minutes to understand the concept. In a user perspective, "Try Now" or the "See Demo" is the first button I press before reading anything. I think you need to tweak a little bit of that workflow. Otherwise, great app!
- ed209 15y agoActually, I'm finding it a bit hard to get the concept across quickly. That's why I added the try now functionality. Do you think a video is worthwhile?
- simon_weber 15y agoYour g+ and example site made it immediately clear to me. Maybe make that more prominent? Cool project, by the way.
- suhastech 15y agoI'm no UI designer but asking the user to scramble for his G+ ID just for a demo is probably not the best thing to do. On the homepage, you could have a conveyor belt like imagery where twitter, facebook and G+ icons come out as a "qiip". Below that you could have buttons like "See example" and "Signup" etc etc.
- paulovsk 15y agoYou could use Guy Kawasaki's G+ page. Shoot him an email and ask. Probably he's gonna love it.