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I've given it three years of thought, particularly on the resume parser. It's not tone deaf either. Do we want to give everyone who has built something a pat
by timcederman 12y ago
I've given it three years of thought, particularly on the resume parser. It's not tone deaf either. Do we want to give everyone who has built something a pat on the back, or do we want to help them build something awesome?
Also, you complain about that my feedback is too hard to address, but then simple stuff like non-ugly buttons is unhelpful?
re: dogfooding - often folks will build something and then not holistically test it. You don't need a user study to try something from end to end and pretend to be a user. Just a helpful reminder to do the simple stuff to make something great.
- keithwarren 12y agoI don't think patting people on the back is useful but if you really want to help him build something awesome, be specific. Your buttons are ugly because they are too small, the text is hard to read and the back button is actually slightly wider than the next button, even though they are joined together. Back is also red which tends to denote a destructive action that cannot be undone, a yellow might be better. ^ that is feedback. Saying your buttons are ugly is not helpful feedback.