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Love the concept and the pitch sold me. Your registration needs some work, there's too many steps/bail out moments. This was the sequence. 1. Visit http://dr
by moreati 13y ago
Love the concept and the pitch sold me. Your registration needs some work, there's too many steps/bail out moments. This was the sequence.
1. Visit http://dragd.is. Big, obvious Register with ___ buttons, excellent.
2. Click Register with Twitter. Oh, they'll be able to add/remove followers, wasn't expecting that ... alright-ish.
3. Click authorize. "Your Twitter account was successfully linked to Dragdis. Yey! To finish your registration please enter your email and create a password." Abort!
The point (for me) of registering with Twitter/Google/whatever is to avoid giving yet another site my email address and maintaining yet another password. You already have a shared secret with me (the twitter oauth token), you don't need a password as well. Step 3 should have been "start dragging things".
PS You've almost certainly thought of this, but http://drag.it/ http://drag.it/ would be a more obvious/memorable URL/brand
- dmslt 13y agoThanks for your feedback! Dragged it :)
- Blahah 13y agoI came here to say almost exactly this (including the bit about loving the concept and pitch!). The Twitter sign-up process was unexpected, and then randomly failed and took me to an error page. I tried again and this time noticed that the check box that says 'agree to terms and privacy' doesn't link to the terms or privacy agreement, so I don't know what I'm agreeing to. This could get you into trouble in some jurisdictions. Finally, the google signup worked with two clicks and didn't request a username/password - this is what the Twitter one should be like. One more piece of feedback - I already knew how the product worked (it's obvious!), and I wanted to skip the walkthrough, but there wasn't a button for that. Add a 'skip' button to ease frustration :).