But, that time designing the form is better spent making sure that you actually have something that customers would pay for. My experience has been that if you have something of value, customers will want to pay for it and you can worry about getting paid at that point.
Worrying about how to get money for a product without value is a waste of time/resources.
what's the point of having a beautiful credit card form for something nobody actually wants?
that's what early stage startups are supposed to be figuring out, not optimizing their credit card forms.
Re:Design is Horseshit
by limedaring on Friday December 16, 2011 @01:43AM
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What's the post of having something people want but they can't actually use it?
One would thinking that making your credit card form easy to use and find for customers is fairly integral to making revenue. You can have the most awesome service in the world but if you make it hard for people to pay you money, you're not going to make money.