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A code-free experience is presumably for non-geeks, right? Your signup form has a field called "hostname". Nitpicky, but... How many non-geeks have the vagues
by webwright 18y ago
A code-free experience is presumably for non-geeks, right?
Your signup form has a field called "hostname". Nitpicky, but... How many non-geeks have the vaguest idea wtf that means?
- tkiley 18y agoHeh, I've spent so much time working on that model that I didn't even realize that word was there. Thanks for pointing it out!
- tomsaffell 18y agoIMO this is not nitpicky - it's a crucial implementation detail. In a quick scan of the main page I saw two similar tech-speaks: - Use your own domain name (why not 'website address') - ..with no code (what does 'no code' mean to a non tech person??) This looks like a good product, but to really address the target audience it needs wording to them (or maybe you need different versions for different types of customer?). See if you can borrow someone's granny for the acid test.
- felideon 18y agoI agree. "Code" may not mean much to non-technical people. Something like "no programming" might be more meaningful, although I'm wondering if you could even leave it out altogether.