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I would value any advice on the general concept, design and usability of the web app.
Anything a user can do w/o handing over their email address and info? That's a pretty big barrier of entry these days.
Anything a user can do w/o handing over their email address and info? That's a pretty big barrier of entry these days.
I don't think that's a barrier to people exchanging large amounts of money. Granted, it could have been left off today for testing and asking for feedback, if that's what you mean. But in the long run it is needed to effectively complete the transaction and to keep out people who just want to browse and use up resources.
For now, you can enter a dummy email address and the system will let you in.
clickable http://www.inqvest.com
I like it. Design seems a little dated - its missing the rounded-ness of today's apps - but very functional. How do you plan on seeding enough entrepreneurs and angel investors to make it useful? Sadly, I think if you used the word "crowdfunding" you'd have people signing up in droves. Any plans to explore that avenue?
Well, I would have to think about crowd funding as my main motive was to keep the site as an entry point for serious angel investors to search apps based on their selection criteria.
I like it. Design seems a little dated - its missing the rounded-ness of today's apps - but very functional. How do you plan on seeding enough entrepreneurs and angel investors to make it useful? Sadly, I think if you used the word "crowdfunding" you'd have people signing up in droves. Any plans to explore that avenue?
Thanks a ton for the feedback. Can you give me some more information about the rounded-ness? :) Well, I would have to think about crowd funding as my main motive was to keep the site as an entry point for serious angel investors to search apps based on their selection criteria.