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No offense taken. I've got pretty thick skin! Would removal or shrinking of the banner that explains the site move the screenshots up high enough? I hope tha
by bdmac97 17y ago
No offense taken. I've got pretty thick skin! Would removal or shrinking of the banner that explains the site move the screenshots up high enough?
I hope that the submissions will be community moderated soon. Downvoting them "enough" will remove them now. The Bollywood/template/static sites are leftovers from before I added the reputation system.
I would certainly pay for feedback on my sites. I have in fact done so with feedbackarmy in the past but was not impressed by the mechanical turks' responses so I made launchly to get real feedback from real people (like we get on HN). I've also used usertesting.com in the past and they were great but aren't really the same thing (although that's one of the upsells I'm planning to add to launchly eventually).
- yannis 17y agoI would go for almost complete removal of the banner. I would pay too for the right feedback and I would have loved to have feedback at earlier stages of a Project as well:) Are we a market large enough? Other concerns: don't turn launchly.com into a consulting service by crowd voting, it has a larger potential. I am sure if it can attract the right people and traffic the money part can follow (think also advertizing from specialists SEO, usability experts, Coders, VC Funds etc).
- bdmac97 17y agoOk, I will play around with that. I was/am just worried that w/out something saying "This is what we do" people will show up and go "Uhm... what?" and then leave. Maybe a smaller tagline on the homepage not in a banner? The other thing is that banner is carried throughout the site design (and used as extra navigation in other areas) so it would be a bit inconsistent without it.