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Please forgive me if I get this wrong and post it incorrectly.
I would like fellow hackers to give me some constructive feedback on my MVP please. Ideas and suggestions as how I can improve my version 1.0 and how I can get the word out so I can help many students as possible.
Thanks alot! Azaan
It really looks great for a MVP.
I suggest you had the ability to book multiple classes with a tutor and grow the tutors for more subjects
Just say that you're 11 a lot, that's your best selling point (;
Wow that is Amazing Azaan! You are a very gifted kid. It really looks great for a MVP. I suggest you had the ability to book multiple classes with a tutor and grow the tutors for more subjects
My initial reaction was that this is really well done. Excellent work. It's clear and concise. I was wondering where you were from when I noticed that the tutor search was in so many different languages.
This makes it easy for me to end up with a result with no data, if you don't have a tutor with the language I need and the skills.
What I'd recommend is that the search operate as a filter. First they select the class, then you show what levels you have teachers registered for, then you filter that data to tutors you have the language for. If you don't have a tutor for the language, you can then request the user to sign-up to be notified, and you can start to build up the marketplace and understand where the supply and demand side limits are.
Or, alternatively, just focus on a smaller geographic area or language, and then expand as you grow.
Really excellent work. Dare I say, better than much of the other Show HN posts. :)
Also, see if you can update the Show HN label to include a bit more about your project or put "I'm 11 years old and built this tutor search", you may bet more interest that way.
On the about page (and maybe others) there are multiple ’ and – characters eg: child’s. It looks like these should be apostrophes and dashes. The often happens if you copy and paste from a word doc which uses the curly (high ascii) versions of apostrophes and mdashes. You can use "e; and — to replace these.
(I removed "great", because it's too optimistic for the dry stile here.)
Just say that you're 11 a lot, that's your best selling point (;
Thanks friend. Not many people take a 11 year old seriously.
I've only grown more irresponsible and rowdy as I aged ;)
On a related note, I think many children are ready to drive cars much earlier than the current age limit.