Good thing http://getbootstrap.com/ looks nothing at all like "your" design.
I very much didn't intend to offend you, copy you or cause you to be upset.
That homepage design is based on what Udemy looked like before their update and that's why I felt okay to use it as a starting point.
That said, I'll update the homepage for the course today with a new design as a gesture of good faith.
I think the platform itself, not the homepage/sales page is what the people using coursify like. I suspect many of them won't even use that homepage. It's just a starting point.
Again I'm trying to make friends not enemies. Hope I didn't offend you.
Felix
Happy Easter.
Keep me updated with future developments ([email protected]) and maybe we can work together in the future.
I'll let you know when the new design is up. I've already coded most of it.
We're not just a random online education platform that popped up out of the blue - we're real people working very hard to build a quality product.
I'm the founder of http://usefedora.com -- a product you are intimately familiar with.
Love the effort and open source contribution -- but definitely put off by stealing our UI/UX almost verbatim (example site built with our tool: http://bitfountain.io/courses/iwatch-course <-- the same people as your case study, your tool: http://www.onedayrails.com/)
While it is incredibly flattering for a small startup like ours to have an open-source derivative, stealing our interface and design patterns for a project that you charge hundreds of dollars in installation fees definitely leaves a bad taste.
Do it right and we'd have probably helped you promote it. But this just doesn't seem cool.