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This is going to sound incredibly assholish, but it's incredibly true. FeedbackArmy.com is going to tank. http://www.feedbackarmy.com/feedback.slp http://www
by iamdave 18y ago
This is going to sound incredibly assholish, but it's incredibly true.
FeedbackArmy.com is going to tank.
http://www.feedbackarmy.com/feedback.slp http://www.feedbackarmy.com/feedback.slp
1)That page is why. If someone has the capacity to produce (or have produced) a website, they have the capacity to create a form with two elements and garner feedback. It is incredibly lackluster, easy to replicate and certainly not worth $7 for 10 responses.
2) Based on the comments here people aren't sold on Usability Feedback on websites when the website you've created doesn't suit the needs people are coming to the site for in the first place.
3)The process lends itself quite easily for scammers and cons. There's almost no security measures in place, the design is inherently broken and doesn't provide any peace of mind from the process that you have to perform to get "feedback".
I'm not sold. This can be done about 50 ways better than what it is now; I really do not see myself paying any amount of money for the presentation you've put in front of me. It's an effort, I wont say good effort, I wont say bad effort. It's an effort made, and at this point I'm going to say no to this.
- thorax 18y agoIt's $7, lighten-up. I'm about to spend $15/person/hour for deeper usability tests and now I can ask less in-depth questions but as often as I want for much less? Pure gold.