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Congrats! Always great to see first time apps. Keep on learning and building, and always share what you make with this and other communities. :)
Just curious, apart from some programming related subreddits, where else would one share something like this?
Wtf. 1st in the HN? Is this a joke I don't get?
EDIT: Upvoted OP too. Well done!
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> Consider replacing "We take privacy seriously" with "I take privacy seriously". There's some tension between wanting to be taken seriously ("we" makes it sound like there is a team supporting the product) and using the correct pronoun number for a single author. I see the appeal of using the royal "we" everywhere, even when there is only one person behind the project, because at least then the pronouns don't need t…
Yeah, I'd be very curious to hear what people think about this. Is it better to us "I" or "We" when running a site yourself? And does the answer change depending on the type of site?
I would use "I" as long as it is correct.
I like it. Dead simple. Makes nice output. The UI is correct. I would use. Feedback: Consider replacing "We take privacy seriously" with "I take privacy seriously". Better yet, consider removing that sentence so you don't make people second guess it. It's even easier then because there's less information that needs mental processing. You might just say, "Once you generate your memo, your information is deleted foreve…
On the business end it doesn't matter overtly, privacy claims are worthless until backed by law. Like Microsoft signing data protection agreements with the European Union, before any serious company would consider using their cloud type legal documentation.
Here's my review -
1. Add -
in the head section of the page.
2. Try to avoid jumping from h1 directly to h3. Heading progression should be from h1 to h2 to h3 and so on.
3. Towards the end I see you've added some
tags to space out content. I'd use CSS margin top and bottom to do that.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Consider replacing "We take privacy seriously" with "I take privacy seriously". There's some tension between wanting to be taken seriously ("we" makes it sound like there is a team supporting the product) and using the correct pronoun number for a single author. I see the appeal of using the royal "we" everywhere, even when there is only one person behind the project, because at least then the pronouns don't need t…
Yeah, I'd be very curious to hear what people think about this. Is it better to us "I" or "We" when running a site yourself? And does the answer change depending on the type of site?
Even if you're the sole author of the app/site, the voice of any text should be abstracted away from your identity at least to this small degree. Use "I" only in testimonials, quotes, or in a "message from our founder".
This discipline helps keeps the voice/tone of the text consistent throughout the app, which inspires trust and confidence. It's more polished and professional, especially if you ever contemplate expanding your team.
Also tried in Desktop Mode, and received a server error.
Still interested in trying it out, will wait for a bit.
Any chance you can share some information on what you used to build this?
One piece of feedback though: The "contact" placeholder didn't seem like a text field to me. It took me a while to figure that it's editable. The same goes for the "Organization" placeholder.