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I have updated the home page! Sorry!

by ne01 11y ago

janpieterz 11y ago
No sweat, just tested it out a little bit! Really love the interface. Very professional, easy to use and lots of options. Couple of other thoughts that would make it a little bit better (from my point of view). - When browsing my own blog, if logged in, it would be awesome to see some admin link (maybe the normal hamburger menu?) - More information what certain options do. For a software engineer things might seem super obvious, but if I look at for example my girlfriend who currently uses Squarespace for her blog, a lot of things aren't that clear. A simple (i) icon which, when hovered, gives a little explanation would help a lot. For example the FP option when a cover is uploaded, the page settings (register as web page?, difference between the redirects). - The need for hashtags while tagging seems a little bit redundant, since I'm already using a specific field for tags, why not use it like Delicious where I just write the content with comma's. - The Google Analytics setting doesn't have a logo when using an add blocker ;) - Not for right now, but I can imagine when the settings become more populated having separate settings for the Social Media, GA, Disqus and stuff might be summarized or sub-menu'd so it won't become a massive mess of possible things. - When looking for pricing I couldn't find anything. Maybe I just looked in the wrong direction, but there is a possibility to enter my credit card but no way of knowing how much I'd have to pay you. Besides that, it might also be valuable to let the user know who handles the payment transactions. If it is for example Stripe or another well-known provider people will probably quicker give those details than just to a 'random' blog provider if you catch my drift? Really really love the UI, and the possibilities for customization. Not sure when you released this but it feels like a solid, full product that I'm seriously considering using (though always the feeling of building something yourself creeps up). Big ups for the amount of effort and the execution quality! EDIT: Just saw that if I log out I can actually see the pricing. EDIT2: Maybe some way of contacting you (support) might be handy?
- ne01 11y ago
  Your comment made my day! I have printed your comment and highlighted all the points I have to work on and put it on my board. You are right with the hashtag system. I just switched to hashtag yesterday from a tag system just like delicious, the only reason being it would be easier to search specifically for tags. I might have to reconsider! Thanks a million, You ROCK! UPDATE1: I have implemented non-hashtag tag system.

I have updated the home page! Sorry!

by ne01 11y ago

I have updated the home page! Sorry!

No sweat, just tested it out a little bit! Really love the interface. Very professional, easy to use and lots of options. Couple of other thoughts that would make it a little bit better (from my point of view). - When browsing my own blog, if logged in, it would be awesome to see some admin link (maybe the normal hamburger menu?) - More information what certain options do. For a software engineer things might seem super obvious, but if I look at for example my girlfriend who currently uses Squarespace for her blog, a lot of things aren't that clear. A simple (i) icon which, when hovered, gives a little explanation would help a lot. For example the FP option when a cover is uploaded, the page settings (register as web page?, difference between the redirects). - The need for hashtags while tagging seems a little bit redundant, since I'm already using a specific field for tags, why not use it like Delicious where I just write the content with comma's. - The Google Analytics setting doesn't have a logo when using an add blocker ;) - Not for right now, but I can imagine when the settings become more populated having separate settings for the Social Media, GA, Disqus and stuff might be summarized or sub-menu'd so it won't become a massive mess of possible things. - When looking for pricing I couldn't find anything. Maybe I just looked in the wrong direction, but there is a possibility to enter my credit card but no way of knowing how much I'd have to pay you. Besides that, it might also be valuable to let the user know who handles the payment transactions. If it is for example Stripe or another well-known provider people will probably quicker give those details than just to a 'random' blog provider if you catch my drift? Really really love the UI, and the possibilities for customization. Not sure when you released this but it feels like a solid, full product that I'm seriously considering using (though always the feeling of building something yourself creeps up). Big ups for the amount of effort and the execution quality! EDIT: Just saw that if I log out I can actually see the pricing. EDIT2: Maybe some way of contacting you (support) might be handy?

ne01 11y ago
Your comment made my day! I have printed your comment and highlighted all the points I have to work on and put it on my board. You are right with the hashtag system. I just switched to hashtag yesterday from a tag system just like delicious, the only reason being it would be easier to search specifically for tags. I might have to reconsider! Thanks a million, You ROCK! UPDATE1: I have implemented non-hashtag tag system.