Criticue Widget: Find out what visitors hate about your website
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Criticue Widget: Find out what visitors hate about your website
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#3Looks interesting, but I find it odd that the site itself doesn't have the widget available.
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#4Looks interesting, but I find it odd that the site itself doesn't have the widget available.
This is a fantastic point -- thank you. It's just it's not ready yet. I'm working on making it compatible with IE. Once it's usable, I'll definitely use it on the website.
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This is a fantastic point -- thank you. It's just it's not ready yet. I'm working on making it compatible with IE. Once it's usable, I'll definitely use it on the website.
This is a good idea. Try to launch as soon as possible, even without IE support. Especially, if the product works fine with other browsers.
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#6And I do have a small couple critique of an aspect of your website. ;)
If you could get rid of the two input boxes after I've submitted my invitation request, that would make it more clear that the submission was successful. After I hit Submit, I did not immediately see the message below. If the two boxes were gone, I would have immediately seen that message.
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#9How does this compare with similar products on the market, like Usabilla and Qualaroo?
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#10Nice landing page. One copyedit: "Why my visitors go away?" sounds like sad Hulk. "Why do my visitors go away?" is better, or maybe adopt the funnel-speak of the growth hackers you're trying to attract and go with "Why do visitors abandon my site?"