Re:Review my startup - Lean Domain Search: The fastest way t...
by matt1 on Monday January 16, 2012 @11:36AM
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Thanks Jayson.
I've considered adding Domain Pigeon-style domain names to a separate section of Lean Domain Search, but as you note there's also a lot of value it keeping it simple ("do one thing well"). So we'll see what people want.
Agreed on the post-search filtering. Other than alphabetical and by length, is there any other way you'd like to filter it?
Re:Review my startup - Lean Domain Search: The fastest way t...
by jaysonelliot on Monday January 16, 2012 @11:40AM
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I'm a fan of the filters that NXDom provides: http://www.nxdom.com/
I suppose it's as much about sorting as it is about filtering, actually. I particularly like their ability to sort by length and readability.
Re:Review my startup - Lean Domain Search: The fastest way t...
by matt1 on Monday January 16, 2012 @01:44PM
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Hey,
Added two filter options for ya'll: alphabetical and by length.
Re:Review my startup - Lean Domain Search: The fastest way t...
by jaysonelliot on Monday January 16, 2012 @07:40PM
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I love it. Looks like you've added at least one more registrar and a super-helpful "double check availability" feature.
Awesome!
The execution is simple and easy to use. I'd be conservative when it comes to adding features or futzing too much with the UX. I find the color scheme very readable, although of course that might be different for some people. Thumbs up from me.
A post-search filtering mechanism might be useful, although of course you'll want to balance the benefit of a feature like that with the impact it would have on the elegance and simplicity of the design.