WorkFlowy (YC S10) launches a better way to organize your brain
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#12Annoyance from the homepage: I don't want to have to watch a video to figure out what you do. Watching a video for me is one step of engagement after I've figured out if I have some basic interest. If I can't establish that immediately, I'll just close the window. Videos can be great for more in depth info, but why not use the space taken up by "A better way to think" (which says nothing) to give a one-line descripti…
It would help to have a demo visitors can play around with in realtime.
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#13> Type like you would in a text editor.
What percent of the population is comfortable with the term "text editor"?
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#14Also would like to be able to embed media somehow (videos, images, etc.)
I'd like to use something like this as a good outlining tool.
The expanding of bullets into new pages is great.
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#15Four testimonial quotes, a short fluffy video, and a sign up box? That's your launch website? You're kidding, right? Is it online only? Is it free? Forever or for a trial? ...
Why is this bad? It's a launch website. And it worked because I signed up.
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#16Small nit: In Chrome, hit the backspace a few too many times and it fired the "Back" action of the browser. Might want to override this default when in text editing mode.
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#17clickable sign-up: http://www.workflowy.com
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#20Annoyance from the homepage: I don't want to have to watch a video to figure out what you do. Watching a video for me is one step of engagement after I've figured out if I have some basic interest. If I can't establish that immediately, I'll just close the window. Videos can be great for more in depth info, but why not use the space taken up by "A better way to think" (which says nothing) to give a one-line descripti…
In my book, they got it exactly right.