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First, you need to do a better job articulating the differences between your plans. Second, you are too reliant on Bootstrap, occasionally to the detriment of
by ruswick 14y ago
First, you need to do a better job articulating the differences between your plans.
Second, you are too reliant on Bootstrap, occasionally to the detriment of the UX. Bootstrap is fine for a page layout, but you can't exclusively use stock elements. It just looks perfunctory.
Third, you never actually show the product. This is understandable if you haven't completed it yet, but you need images of the product at some point.
Fourth, going after a small, specific market could be lucrative, but could also backfire. Are you even sure that salon owners would be willing to use a service like this?
- jasonswett 14y agoYou're absolutely right on with your first three points. Thanks for highlighting those things for me. To address your fourth point, I do share that concern, although I do feel pretty good about the market. I've physically visited several dozen salons and I do have a few salons using the product. There are also a lot of competitors in this space, which is a good sign. As to whether I can make a viable business out of this particular product remains to be seen. :)