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But what is it? As far as I can tell there's no actual description of the product.

alandarev 12y ago
All I could understand without watching a video (yes, there are some people left in the world who do not want to consume information through videos): 1. It is almost Bootstrap 2. It is paid 3. Vistiros will not be aware that it is Bootstrap.
- fnordsensei 12y ago
  Cheers! I couldn't get the video to play for some reason. It seems you were able to deduce more information than me though. I'm not sure it's a great idea to have the visitor guess the purpose of the product. As a general rule, people like to know what they're buying. I think. And occasionally they won't have the time/ability/inclination to watch videos.
markild 12y ago
Excellent question. From what I can see, this section, deep in the FAQ more or less describes it. > When you download stylesheets generated with Strapfork they become yours. For ever. The development time is the time span when you can still make changes to the theme through Strapfrok's visual interface and use the CSS hotlink. So, if I read this right, you basically buy a theme. I don't really see what they add of value.
- fnordsensei 12y ago
  Huh. Indeed. Provided that you are correct, that does seem a bit odd.
- chiph 12y ago
  If what they're selling is access to an easy-to-use GUI to generate your CSS theme for Bootstrap, I think the pricing is wrong. Rather than priced "per each", it should be time-limited. If I'm going to use a tool like this, I'm going to noodle around with it for a few days to get something that I like. And then show it to my boss & coworkers, and then maybe do some A/B testing. And based on the feedback, go back and tweak it again. Hard to iterate like that when you're paying per-each.
- drcoopster 12y ago
  > So, if I read this right, you basically buy a theme. I don't really see what they add of value. It's one step further than that. They sell you the theme that you just created for them.

All I could understand without watching a video (yes, there are some people left in the world who do not want to consume information through videos): 1. It is almost Bootstrap 2. It is paid 3. Vistiros will not be aware that it is Bootstrap.

fnordsensei 12y ago
Cheers! I couldn't get the video to play for some reason. It seems you were able to deduce more information than me though. I'm not sure it's a great idea to have the visitor guess the purpose of the product. As a general rule, people like to know what they're buying. I think. And occasionally they won't have the time/ability/inclination to watch videos.

markild 12y ago

Excellent question. From what I can see, this section, deep in the FAQ more or less describes it. > When you download stylesheets generated with Strapfork they become yours. For ever. The development time is the time span when you can still make changes to the theme through Strapfrok's visual interface and use the CSS hotlink. So, if I read this right, you basically buy a theme. I don't really see what they add of value.

fnordsensei 12y ago
Huh. Indeed. Provided that you are correct, that does seem a bit odd.
chiph 12y ago
If what they're selling is access to an easy-to-use GUI to generate your CSS theme for Bootstrap, I think the pricing is wrong. Rather than priced "per each", it should be time-limited. If I'm going to use a tool like this, I'm going to noodle around with it for a few days to get something that I like. And then show it to my boss & coworkers, and then maybe do some A/B testing. And based on the feedback, go back and tweak it again. Hard to iterate like that when you're paying per-each.
drcoopster 12y ago
> So, if I read this right, you basically buy a theme. I don't really see what they add of value. It's one step further than that. They sell you the theme that you just created for them.