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Hey, both of you! First, thank you for your feedback. Yes, we definitely have to make a video tour or something like that to show how the website works. The m
by pmtarantino 14y ago
Hey, both of you! First, thank you for your feedback.
Yes, we definitely have to make a video tour or something like that to show how the website works.
The main difference of Delicious Library is that we are online, so your info is in the cloud, and you can check it from everywhere. Also, one of the most important features (although is not a feature because it's part of the core) it is that you have a public profile, so you can show your books to everyone, only sharing your url (shelfproud.com/username).
Of course, we are working on extra features, mainly for book collectors (the target), like showing interesting eBay and AbeBooks listing, based in the books you have.
- semanticist 14y agoFrom an end-user's perspective, the main difference with Delicious Library is that it looks like you're going to make me type in my book's details. The ease of entering data into Delicious Library is much more valuable to me (and a lot of people, I think) than the 'always available' nature of an online service (which has its drawbacks: you go bust and my data goes with you) and the 'show off' factor from your social/sharing platform. As well as scanning ISBN barcodes, I'd also look into importing data from existing applications (like Delicious Library) or as CSV/similar files. The early adopter of your service is probably someone who already has some form of cataloguing going on already - take advantage of that and don't ask your users to do a ton of work they've already done somewhere else. Good luck!
- pmtarantino 14y agoYes, the feature to import from a excel file is already on the way :) Thank you for all your feedback! :D