Re:Just Finished The Prototype Now what?
by jim_h on Friday January 28, 2011 @03:04PM
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Get people using it and provide feedback. Those people should preferably be from your target audience. Fix up the layout/design. Layout/design for home and rest of the website is different. The home page makes me think it's a sports video site though the rest of the site isn't. I don't completely know what I'm supposed to get out of the website upon visiting the home page.
(I'm not your target audience, and I haven't release a website yet. Hopefully my comments aren't too off base.)
Re:Just Finished The Prototype Now what?
by deafcheese on Friday January 28, 2011 @04:02PM
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I agree. Usually when I visit a new site, I'm looking for a 30-second description of what its purpose is. It's too hard to figure out what your site actually does.
Re:Just Finished The Prototype Now what?
by komlenic on Friday January 28, 2011 @10:04PM
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I'd argue that in an ideal world even 30 seconds is too generous. This is why the tagline is so prevalent: summarize what you're doing in as few words as possible. Less than 10 is okay, less than 5 is ideal.
Re:Just Finished The Prototype Now what?
by notJim on Saturday January 29, 2011 @04:32PM
(#2156448)
Oh wow, you just compromised his database password. Also, it's a terrible and easily-guessable password.
To the original poster, consider changing your database library so that it's much less likely that a stack trace would expose your password like this. (And obviously, get a new, better password, and fix the SQL injection vulnerabilities.)
(I'm not your target audience, and I haven't release a website yet. Hopefully my comments aren't too off base.)
To the original poster, consider changing your database library so that it's much less likely that a stack trace would expose your password like this. (And obviously, get a new, better password, and fix the SQL injection vulnerabilities.)