If I had to take a guess, a UX expert is not part of the core team and someone was probably contracted for the design. The idea/product/execution are 90% AWESO

If I had to take a guess, a UX expert is not part of the core team and someone was probably contracted for the design. The idea/product/execution are 90% AWESOME, but then the little UX neglects things like what's mentioned above + dull text (looks inactive) when you're writing in an active form field on sign-up, and a default dropdown of industry that you can't scroll down the bottom too in that same (3 field) sign-up form. Take Igor's comments into account, and then hire a decent UX expert/consultant for 1-2 weeks (40-80 hours) and you've got a VERY viable product.