Re:Launch HN: The Buttermilk Company (YC S18) – Homemade In...
by bendoidic on Wednesday August 15, 2018 @08:33PM
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Ordered, and excited to try! That free shipping offer got me to go back and add an item, so kudos. Once I taste the product, I might just submit a pav bhaji recipe.
Can't comment on pricing until I taste and get a sense of quantity. Certainly reasonable enough to let me try.
Some feedback on the site:
- Love the pastel colors and packaging design. Very clean, with excellent photos. Any concern about appearing too feminine for your target customer?
- I feel like the "Details" should already be open when I go to a product page. I ended up having to twirl it open each time I visited a page. Also annoying that the Drift pop-up covered up those details every time!
- I got confused about bundles, quantities, and meal counts, and just ended up ordering enough to get free shipping. Maybe that's the intent?
- Loved the "How to Eat" section. Helped me decide what to buy, but once again, it was hidden.
- I would suggest left aligning your text on product descriptions. Centered text is harder to read, especially with the bulleted lists.
- I want more imagery of the food! Photos of the ingredients! Videos of the cooking process! "How to Eat" as a video or photo series, instead of text!
Can't comment on pricing until I taste and get a sense of quantity. Certainly reasonable enough to let me try.
Some feedback on the site: - Love the pastel colors and packaging design. Very clean, with excellent photos. Any concern about appearing too feminine for your target customer? - I feel like the "Details" should already be open when I go to a product page. I ended up having to twirl it open each time I visited a page. Also annoying that the Drift pop-up covered up those details every time! - I got confused about bundles, quantities, and meal counts, and just ended up ordering enough to get free shipping. Maybe that's the intent? - Loved the "How to Eat" section. Helped me decide what to buy, but once again, it was hidden. - I would suggest left aligning your text on product descriptions. Centered text is harder to read, especially with the bulleted lists. - I want more imagery of the food! Photos of the ingredients! Videos of the cooking process! "How to Eat" as a video or photo series, instead of text!