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In this particular situation, it doesn't work at all. The infographic didn't teach me anything about the product. It starts with a segmented wheel that seems t
by bbx 13y ago
In this particular situation, it doesn't work at all. The infographic didn't teach me anything about the product.
It starts with a segmented wheel that seems to describe the "Overall time saved". But where does that come from? Time saved doing what? Time saved by whom? And 2 cells are in grey, why is that?
The graphic right below ("Future add-ons") has weird labels. What do "Good", "Great", and "Awesome" mean here? The progress bars hint at the fact that the X-axis is a quantifiable value. But they're actually arbitrary opinions. It looks like "Payment integration" is more awesome than "Advanced user search", and Referall Program and Launching Soon Page are just good. By the way, why are these two in white?
The "What happens next" section displays those progress bars again. Looking at the X-axis, I see Php, Ruby, Java... So it looks like a ranking for programming languages? Well, it also says Mailchimp, Social Login and Analytics. So what is it supposed to tell exactly?
I closed the infographic and went to the website. First thing I read: "User Management in the Cloud". Ok, I finally know what you do. These 5 words taught me more than your 3 Million pixels image.
- R_Yjord 13y agoThanks for the feedback. I fully agree with you that I should have written an explanation about the product. Your comment as well as the other have triggered me to try to improve the infographic. I will create a new post on the blog shortly with an improved infographic and some statistics on today's blog traffic.
- lnanek2 13y agoHow could you not understand the time saved? It says right below that don't reinvent the wheel every time you make a new app. It's pretty clearly a programming library to implement user login and management instead of writing your own. Time saved is clearly development time. I don't think you even read the text, just skimmed the titles, but then it certainly isn't strange you don't understand anything about the product.