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14 points but nobody giving feedback? Here's some. It's not really apparent for first time users what is being shown here: - Is it a stack of peoples input or
by bootload 15y ago
14 points but nobody giving feedback? Here's some. It's not really apparent for first time users what is being shown here:
- Is it a stack of peoples input or a hierarchical list?
- Can items go up/down?
- Can you vote?
- Why are the buttons green?
- There's a number on them is that how many votes the item has?
Maybe a quick into paragraph explaining it's use? Maybe a series of mouse-over hints to tell users the mechanics.
- hansy 15y agoAll valid points. - a stack of inputs ordered based on number of points - items can go up and down (again based on number of points) - anyone can vote (although technically the people with the pain point should vote) - using twitter bootstrap (because I can't design) and one of the buttons you can use is green - yes the number on the green buttons is votes I apologize for any confusion in features. I wanted to keep this as minimalist as possible so the industry professionals don't think they are overwhelmed with information. I can see how this can be confusing. I tried putting some of the information in the uservoice widget, but that's probably not the best place to do so. Any suggestions on how I can inform users what's going on without cluttering the page (pop-overs sounds like a good idea)?
- bootload 15y ago"... pain point ..." What is a pain point? Is it a problem? ... don't apologise I'm just looking at it like a n00b. "... Any suggestions on how I can inform users what's going on without cluttering the page (pop-overs sounds like a good idea)? ..." If users find it hard. A series of lo-tech screen caps showing a real example or a hi-tech video leading users through would do the job. Removal or explanation of any jargon. Seek feedback from actual users to get the best results.