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Yeah, I made sure to put "With Mocksup you can upload website mockups" in the subhead on the homepage, and was hoping the Examples page would help alleviate that a little bit. But I know no one reads marketing copy. Good feedback, I'll keep tweaking that.
Do you plan to add a mockupping tool? If not, perhaps you can call your site "make your mockups live" or protomockup.com (available) or "quickly prototype your mockups", etc. I really like the design - it was easy to navigate and find stuff. But I had a hard time finding the signup button. Mockups and Mocksup is a confusing read.
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#42Something wrong with the font size/line height here. Browser is epiphany 2.30.2 using webkit 1.2.1. http://i.imgur.com/rK3gD.png
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#43Really cool project and a great design! I would limit the free version a little more though (just 5 mockups, no iPhone support) to make the premium features more compelling!
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#44I signed up and was surprised to learn that all the mockups would need to be created in an outside program. I guess that serves a purpose too, to be able to create a clickable thing to show your colleagues, but it wasn't immediately clear to me that an actual mockupping tool isn't included.
An additional note, though: your upgrade page doesn't render correctly when I click through to it via the account page (was looking for a Delete Account button).
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#45I signed up and was surprised to learn that all the mockups would need to be created in an outside program. I guess that serves a purpose too, to be able to create a clickable thing to show your colleagues, but it wasn't immediately clear to me that an actual mockupping tool isn't included.
I made the same mistake; I suppose I shouldn't have expected wireframing when it's not explicitly called out anywhere. An additional note, though: your upgrade page doesn't render correctly when I click through to it via the account page (was looking for a Delete Account button).
We don't have an automatic way to delete accounts yet, could you send us a note here and I'll make sure it gets taken care of:
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#47I'm not big on the product name though as my first thought was "oh cool mockups" which then turned to "oh wait it's a typo / misspelling of mockups". It's further confusing because you spell "mockups" correctly throughout your site. You also run the risk of a competitor buying mockups.com and building their own mockup software (logical development option).
You've put together a great tool and well designed site, don't sell it short with a typo'ed product name.
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#48It'd be a great way to annotate/draw on top of designs live, while simultaneously talking about them with remote participants
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#50I signed up and was surprised to learn that all the mockups would need to be created in an outside program. I guess that serves a purpose too, to be able to create a clickable thing to show your colleagues, but it wasn't immediately clear to me that an actual mockupping tool isn't included.
I think the home is a bit cluttered, I spent I'd say 5 minutes on the site without a clear idea of what it was doing exactly. A video would have helped...
It's really hard for me to see the benefit of spending $9/mo to upload HTML I already created vs just dumping it on a server and discussing via email.