Good luck. A small comment: "precision speed" is a slightly misleading term, especially when combined with a percentage measurement."Mouse speed" or "Movement speed" or just "Precision" are best? If the latter, then you can just invert the bar (i.e. 100% precision is super slow movement). As it is now, without reading the description on the website there is no intuitive selection for the user (much as with your "key mode" drop down).
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
The landing page is stunning. Who is responsible for the design?
I did myself. And thanks :)
nice site. there is a small typo you can fix in the "Manual" section.
> "Precision Speed The lower the percentage the more accurate your mouse become."
should be:
"Precision Speed The lower the percentage the more accurate your mouse becomes."
the "become" was missing an s.
You also might consider making the toggle switch, for the key mode, more self documenting.
Nice presentation overall.
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#13Good luck. A small comment: "precision speed" is a slightly misleading term, especially when combined with a percentage measurement."Mouse speed" or "Movement speed" or just "Precision" are best? If the latter, then you can just invert the bar (i.e. 100% precision is super slow movement). As it is now, without reading the description on the website there is no intuitive selection for the user (much as with your "key…
Good point.
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#14Can't you just buy a mouse which has a dedicated dpi switcher button for basically the same amount of cash?
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#15Good luck. A small comment: "precision speed" is a slightly misleading term, especially when combined with a percentage measurement."Mouse speed" or "Movement speed" or just "Precision" are best? If the latter, then you can just invert the bar (i.e. 100% precision is super slow movement). As it is now, without reading the description on the website there is no intuitive selection for the user (much as with your "key…
Or your target audience (artists, designers, CAD?, gamers?) may be familiar enough with DPI that you can just use that.
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#16Good luck. A small comment: "precision speed" is a slightly misleading term, especially when combined with a percentage measurement."Mouse speed" or "Movement speed" or just "Precision" are best? If the latter, then you can just invert the bar (i.e. 100% precision is super slow movement). As it is now, without reading the description on the website there is no intuitive selection for the user (much as with your "key…
nice app, I don't have a mac, but still impressive. btw, small idea: I got the idea of precision vs speed, just format it so that precision is on one end and speed is on the otherone
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#17A great idea, both the app and this post!
Unless the unobstrusiveness is the main selling point, I would drop "A small unobtrusive app that allows you to" from the description and just go with "Achieve unrivaled precision with your mouse". You could list the fact that it is unobstrusive further below.
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#18Sounds like a neat app!
The tooltip on "Support" says "Got problems. We got solutions". You might want to turn that dot into a question mark. Also, the support page has 3 P in Support at the top
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#19Can't you just buy a mouse which has a dedicated dpi switcher button for basically the same amount of cash?
Yea... because that's easier and cheaper than downloading an app.
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#20Hello HN peeps. I would like to invite you to a little experiment. I have created probably the smallest niche app on the mac app store and I would like you to help me sell and optimize the marketing around it. Now you might think, "who does this guy think he is? – doesn't he know I have my own business to run?" and you are right it would be unfair to just ask you to help me market my product. So instead I would like…
In Firefox 6 on Mac the slider knob jumps up and down to avoid the mouse when you move it.