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A few questions spring to mind: The interface is obviously image-heavy, do you perhaps plan to offer photography services to your partners (a la AirBNB in the
by sahara 12y ago
A few questions spring to mind:
The interface is obviously image-heavy, do you perhaps plan to offer photography services to your partners (a la AirBNB in the early days)?
Also, pricing/availability can vary significantly from week to week and dispensary to dispensary, in addition to the cycle of daily promotions many clubs employ, and other broader discounts (like those offered to patients with terminal illnesses, for instance). I'd be interested to hear how you're approaching the challenge of keeping all of that information up to date in a way that's relatively frictionless for your partners.
There are some weird complaints elsewhere in the thread, but I generally like the design. Good luck, I hope this goes well for you.
- hua 12y agoHi Sahara, Patients need to know the quality of the medicine that they are receiving so we really wanted to focus on the photography of the products. You raise a great point on promotions and one that we are well aware of. Each dispensary is different on how they engage with their patients. We'll do our best to onboard our partners thoughtfully and build the tools that help them run their business. Thanks!