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Pretty awesome app. The interface is a little confusing and it's annoying to see a welcome note on every visit. Consider adding tips to give new users a quick overview of how it works? Something like what tutorialize.me offers would be really useful. (I'm a co-founder of tutorialize.me).
Pretty awesome app. The interface is a little confusing and it's annoying to see a welcome note on every visit. Consider adding tips to give new users a quick overview of how it works? Something like what tutorialize.me offers would be really useful. (I'm a co-founder of tutorialize.me).
Keep up the good work, thanks! :)
Looks great! I'd be curious to know how it compares to Divshot ( http://divshot.com )?
- Jetstrap (http://jetstrap.com/)
- Divshot (http://divshot.com/)
- Easel (https://www.easel.io/)
I could see a company like Adobe wanting to get in on this.
Pretty awesome app. The interface is a little confusing and it's annoying to see a welcome note on every visit. Consider adding tips to give new users a quick overview of how it works? Something like what tutorialize.me offers would be really useful. (I'm a co-founder of tutorialize.me).
Thanks mrgreenfur. It's definitely something we're planning on adding in the future. We'll be sure to take a look at tutorialize.me when we get started on it.
You should post a simple guided tour like how Yahoo does for their first time E-mail users or how google does for the new compose button. The app itself is excellent and your target audience I believe is not everyone, but specific web-designers with HTML+CSS knowledge - So you should try to make that clear. Right now, it looks as if it's meant for everyone and hence the "too complex" complaints. I'd give this a 5-sta…
As for the tour, the feedback here has been strongly in favor of a more guided introduction so we'll see what we can cook up.
Also, FYI: the link to the blog post is broken