Thanks for the feedback. I do agree with everything you said (if you see my comment below about the same thing). The entire theme/design needs a lot of refactoring and it will be done once we get the content really rolling in.
Absolutely agree about marketing. We just got started about a week ago so the content will really start to flow in now. There's actually quite a large post about email marketing getting wrapped up right now. We plan to do in-depth guides about marketing, legal, insurance, technology, and everything in between. If there's anything specific you'd like to see covered, just let us know and we'll do the research.
I do agree about the design. I'm not crazy about it and do think the home page especially is a little over-the-top. I wanted to change it drastically but wanted to just get online asap. We'll certainly take your feedback into consideration when we start to refactor the UI.
I must say that the first thing I think of when seeing your domain is "Shoplifting"; which isn't good.
Landing page is way too uninformative (especially the visible-portion). I don't really have a good idea what this does exactly (and I still don't after reading).
Is it basically bookmarking product pages? I sort of understand the pain-point you're trying to solve with this. I'm just not sure that people will want to sign-up with a service to organize things they may want to buy; I could be wrong.
I'd recommend having the page just open to the app itself, rather than an image and a login. Let me use it then tell me to create an account to save.
Yes, basically it's a global whishlist that your can collect products you want buy from other E-commerce website, and you can organize them in your way. You're right, we should let user use it first instead of show some instruction and register page, we'll improve soon. Thanks your advice.
Very cool idea. I recently spent quite a while paging through HNSearch.com looking for book recommendations.
My recommendation would be to make sure the "Next" button never moves. Some really long titles cause it to get pushed down a bit and that gets annoying when you're clicking on "Next" at a fast rate.
I also agree there needs to be a little more information on the page because of the sometimes-indirect post titles. I find myself hovering the Amazon link to see the name of the book.
If I recall, there was a guy who also scraped hn but included movies and other things. It wasn't limited to clicks, he had all the information in lists.
Thank you for that! Somehow I went to a tangent on your site the last time I saw it and came across r/Cyberpunk. I believe you should include subreddit mentions too.
