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Also - upon sign up why not just log the user in and take them to the dashboard instead of requiring them to log in again. Seems pretty straightforward and I w

Also - upon sign up why not just log the user in and take them to the dashboard instead of requiring them to log in again. Seems pretty straightforward and I was able to figure it out easily - you sign up, set up buildings, add units, publish a site, and then voila people come to your site and search, request building units for rent or lease or whatever. However I suspect your average building landlord or property manager might have a harder time figuring it out. Lots of tabs, lots of fields to fill out, and the navigation is a bit clunky. In summary - I got the crux of the service and it seems pretty solid for an MVP. The design and ux need a lot of work and your landing page should do a better job of summarizing what the web site does. Cheers

padseeker 14y ago
thank you so much, the is the best quality feedback yet. Yeah, its solid for an MVP. The design needs work. I'm glad you found it straightforward - that is the most important thing. I agree that the average landlord will have a few issues. It needs lots more help icons/popovers (via bootstrap). Also it makes sense to hide some of the tabs until a user has data in there. The tabs are clunky, something I may be able to improve using bootstrap. The biggest consensus is the landing page sucks. Not that I am hearing it I would agree - but I think it was a blind spot since I've focused on the code and functionality for so long. I have my list of priorities now, and improving the landing page is now #1.