Please review my startup - Questionify
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Can't speak to the usefulness, but I will say two things: 1) the design is very nice and much more polished than what we normally see on HN at this stage, and 2) you may want to do some proofreading of yourself, or get someone else to -- "have you entire support team", "simpelest", some awkward phrasing here and here
I think the concept is a really good one... but I'm having a hard time understanding your implementation of it. Maybe you need an interactive example, or maybe you just need step-by-step usage models or something. But if I were going to add this as a service to my site I'd need to have a really clear grasp of what I would be doing on a daily basis to make use of it.
As others have said, the visual appearance of the site is very nice. If the content can match it for polish, I think you'd do well.
As others have said, the visual appearance of the site is very nice. If the content can match it for polish, I think you'd do well.
Hey, thanks for the useful input. I sent you an email.
There are quite a few spelling and grammar errors. I found several "proof reading" and "editing" offers on Fiverr.com. Basically get your entire site done for $5 [http://www.fiverr.com/users/meeshdance/gigs/edit-your-writte...]
Here's a few that caught my attention:
1. Typo on "Simpelest way to manage your help page."
2. Typo on "we'll email your team wiht the question title."
Here's a few that caught my attention:
1. Typo on "Simpelest way to manage your help page."
2. Typo on "we'll email your team wiht the question title."
He could also try http://texttrust.com/
(I helped build this product as a co-op many years ago...)
(I helped build this product as a co-op many years ago...)
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Painful typo on the main page under the heading "Reply to questions via email".
"Have _you_ (SIC) entire support team manage your help page without even having to log in and update."
"Have _you_ (SIC) entire support team manage your help page without even having to log in and update."
Copy and pasted from other thread:
I don't really get it.
If you're help page doesn't cover someones concerns, your application will add it the help page?
I'd be afraid of getting a monstrous help page filled with random one off errors.
Also, if the process is automated, you may get a help page with some slight variant of "I lost my password" 50 times...
I don't really get it.
If you're help page doesn't cover someones concerns, your application will add it the help page?
I'd be afraid of getting a monstrous help page filled with random one off errors.
Also, if the process is automated, you may get a help page with some slight variant of "I lost my password" 50 times...
Hmm. I see your point. I'm more oriented towards having a service that takes the pain out of updating pages like these: tatango.com/help or http://community.freshbooks.com/support/
Basically, you get an email from Questionify(which contains the question from the user. Once you respond, we update your help page with that question and your answer).
Basically, you get an email from Questionify(which contains the question from the user. Once you respond, we update your help page with that question and your answer).
Making your logo clickable would help. Otherwise, looking forward to checking it out.
Hey Emil! Glad to see you are giving it a go with Questionify. All the best!
Thanks Fabian! :)
Clickable: http://questionify.com
LINK: http://www.questionify.com