Four Words: I Shipped. Feedback Please

1) I went back and forth on that one. The idea behind that, is that it gives a slight tease into how the functionality will be in the full app. As in, you will be able to click the 3-squares, and it changes the view (see the screenshot with 3 images side by side), and the same will happen with the 4-view. I had thought about leaving it out, but figured I would leave it in for some amount of intrigue. Sounds like in your case that turned to frustration though, which was not was intended.

2) I think I should probably reword the copy. The arrow keys don't work yet. In the final version they will though. Clicking the arrow icons are the only thing that works. In terms of the ends, the arrow icons should fade when there are no more images on that side. Perhaps I should make it fade more, to be more obvious that the button has been disabled.

3) Valid point. It is a shade of light-grey, but maybe it will look better as white.

In terms of the shipping, I was hesitating even putting out the 'coming soon' page. Essentially it is just a coming soon page, with a bit of information which acts like a teaser. I decided to give in and just release the coming soon page, because I want to get feedback. Hence, the 'I Shipped' :)

The feedback has been awesome.

Thanks for taking the time :)

* CIA? Not quite sure I understand that reference. The logo is essentially multiple versions of different images beside each other. Some overlapping, as if you are comparing multiple versions of an image.

* What resolution are you looking at them at? They should equally be about 45% width of your screen. However, I purposely didn't want to make the screenshots too large.

* That image was just an image we used to develop the UI.

* The keyboard was not supposed to work...but given that so many people have had this issue, I definitely need to change the copy.

Thanks for the feedback :)

What do you mean?

I will eventually get feedback from customers, once the actual app launches - but for now, just wanted some feedback from the wonderful resource I have access to here :)

I'm totally interested in this product concept, to the point where I'd considered building it out as an API.

To be honest, this landing page just isn't doing it for me. I think your offering makes complete sense, but this teaser is going to alienate more than it entices.

You have to tell people to use the arrows because it is not obvious. The arrows need to be bigger or a different color perhaps to bring the eye to them.