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I like this, but just to play devil's advocate: What if I don't know how to use the site? Or worse, if I'm immediately turned off by anything that looks complic
by iLoch 13y ago
I like this, but just to play devil's advocate: What if I don't know how to use the site? Or worse, if I'm immediately turned off by anything that looks complicated.
Perhaps it could default to a regular site, and this could be an option "Are you a hacker? Yes/no"
That said, I support your decision to keep this as the default in the spirit of hacking.
- kdot 13y agoThe instructions to work the site are clearly labeled. If that's still to hard you can simply click on the links.
- collyw 13y agoThey are labeled, but they scroll off screen pretty quickly on a laptop. Its still cool.
- noir_lord 13y agoIt's possible that the "complexity" is deliberately there to put off the kind of people turned off by anything complex (your average recruiter maybe). I doubt it but it's possible.
- collyw 13y agoI just browsed around like a regular site, clicked a couple of the links. I didn't realise you could type stuff in as well. So I would say the "browse like a regular site" is already built in. Plus its probably aimed at other software developers, as it covers the work he has done so his target audience ought to understand it.
- iLoch 13y agoHah, I didn't realize you could click it.