Show HN: Maze
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Show HN: Maze
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Re: Show HN: Maze
#2That looks more like an established product than a show HN. I could be wrong.
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#3I don’t know if it’s just me or ... but I looked at their landing page and do not recognise or understand what they are selling.
Are they literally selling a service to test a maze? If this really has something to do with usability testing, why are they calling it a maze?
Imo, this landing page could benefit from usability testing.
Re: Show HN: Maze
#4That looks more like an established product than a show HN. I could be wrong.
I thought the same, their customer stories go back to Oct 2018.
Re: Show HN: Maze
#5That looks more like an established product than a show HN. I could be wrong.
I thought the same, their customer stories go back to Oct 2018.
Given I just posted here for the first time I was looking through show yesterday a bunch. Think this is a repost because it says it’s recent but I remember it. Reposting ok in this community? Seems like it wouldn’t be.
Re: Show HN: Maze
#6I don’t know if it’s just me or ... but I looked at their landing page and do not recognise or understand what they are selling. Are they literally selling a service to test a maze? If this really has something to do with usability testing, why are they calling it a maze? Imo, this landing page could benefit from usability testing.
This was exactly my thought. Each header on that page makes zero sense to me. Maybe because I have no clue about WHAT the product tests. Does it test an app? Does it validate a marketing idea? Does it test the user interface of a prototype app? Argh...
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#7Any demo that makes me sign up with an email is an instant no for me.
Re: Show HN: Maze
#8I don’t know if it’s just me or ... but I looked at their landing page and do not recognise or understand what they are selling. Are they literally selling a service to test a maze? If this really has something to do with usability testing, why are they calling it a maze? Imo, this landing page could benefit from usability testing.
Yeah, it's pretty baffling. Some screenshots of the product in action would go a long way. It doesn't help that the content keeps appearing and disappearing when I scroll the page, and sometimes stays disappeared until I scroll all the way up and then slowly down. It's an infuriating page to try to read, I don't understand what's wrong with just having a page of content that the user can scroll through. Why does this have to mess with the scroll behaviour and hide content when people are trying to read it?
Re: Show HN: Maze
#9I don’t know if it’s just me or ... but I looked at their landing page and do not recognise or understand what they are selling. Are they literally selling a service to test a maze? If this really has something to do with usability testing, why are they calling it a maze? Imo, this landing page could benefit from usability testing.
Yeah, it's pretty baffling. Some screenshots of the product in action would go a long way. It doesn't help that the content keeps appearing and disappearing when I scroll the page, and sometimes stays disappeared until I scroll all the way up and then slowly down. It's an infuriating page to try to read, I don't understand what's wrong with just having a page of content that the user can scroll through. Why does this…
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