Tim

I used Seatable a few times in the past and this is the best GDPR alternative to Airtable that doesn't cut any corners. Consistent Updates always made it exciting discovering new or familiar tools that might or might not be adjacent to Airtable and other similar gadgets. And it seems last I checked, even more got added. I'll definitely check in again to see what changed and what usecase...

Its definitely a great addition to the tools already existing out there, like Veed or Canva, that handle Video editing in different difficulty increments. But the website/landing page does need some work I believe. Some feedback: - The first load of your website slows down my Browser (Firefox, Windows 10) to a crawl, despite having top notch hardware and a fast internet connection. Only at...

Looks like a neat tool for quickly getting off the ground with a website. Love the bento grids and color scheme so far. Some thoughts for improvement: 1.) You still have a lot of vertical space available on your landing page. I would consider including sections that showcase the interface and process of creating a website with Widgera. Not every user will be convinced to immediately click a...

Just played around with it! Its definitely powerful and I like the straight forward map making. But there are a few hurdles that are not as easy to overcome for laypeople that don't often work with GIS or any other spatial data. For example: If I just want to draw a few polygons and extrude them with the height parameter, that doesn't seem to work without any data to draw from. Would love an...

I like the idea, there's definitely room for other presentation builders. Basically Tally but for pitch decks. But there are definitely some nitpicks about the design and presentation of your website: - There's no branding to speak of. If you're competing against software like PowerPoint (which your headline directly indicates), then you have to think about how you retain your product in...

I've used Tally 1.0 a lot over time and recommended it for contacts in small businesses and also to individuals, especially because of the great usage guidelines that make it easy to setup and just start using forms without the whole limiting runarounds from competitors. I'll still have to dive into Tally 2.0, but if it stayed true to its roots and from what I can see, its still a great product...

I like the concept of the app and the app store page is pretty clear in what it can do. But I'm not sure you translate these capabilities on your landing page. A small Gif with a "Download App" button is not exactly what I would call converting. Or something I would even recommend for launching with on Product Hunt (as a UX guy). If I was an unsuspecting user just browsing Product Hunt, would...

Sounds great! I like the straight to the point introduction to your product. Its very immediate and will work for most people. But as a UI/UX person I definitely have some quick feedback to add: - The "Speech Editor"-page sends users on a "Register to access this content" splash. To warrant a registration is totally fine, but I would avoid giving users absolutely no insight into what the...

Sounds like a great tool! I'm not a landlord myself, but knowing some small-scale renting in my surroundings, it could definitely use some streamlining. Another commenter mentioned UI Boosts. A few quick observations on the current UX/UI state of the landing page: - For tablets and laptops the navigation and header situation is not ideal. The navigation that scrolls with the user is...

Looks great! From a UX perspective: I would have added more info on the landing page what your tool is specifically capable of and what it can't be used for. Maybe just a FAQ section is enough to clear up details and reassure users. Not all users will have the time or ability to watch a video (internet restrictions, office networks, on the road with slower Mobile/Wifi connections), and you...

I tested the cloud version of Frappe recently and I like the clean interface and straight forward setup of a site. You don't get immediately hounded with payment and credit card details, thats a plus in my book. And the multilingual approach is great! Although not every part of the interface is a 100% translated, it should be a good starting point for most users that want something other than...

Seems like a great tool with a low barrier of entry given the trial version, although 19.95 per coachee feels a little steep. But I'm not a coach or mentor, so I can't speak on any pricing advice. But I'm a UX guy, so I have some constructive thoughts in other areas: - For tablets and laptops I would still try to display your product hunt banner on top of your landing page on one horizontal...

I really like this! Although if you advertise a online-profile creator thats user-oriented, I would try to keep the UI/UX concise on all pages, not just the app itself. Just some quick UI thoughts for the landing page or website in general: - I would try to keep your contents width streamlined. At least on larger screen sizes. On my 27 inch monitor you have very varying degrees of widths for...

I used Dalle for generating backgrounds for a presentation recently. Although I customized everything through Figma to keep everything on brand and in line with what I wanted to do. I haven't tried any other AI tools for copy or idea generation though. I rather use it to enhance or support my own work.

Its a good idea! A lot of screenshot extensions or apps are causing headaches for animated content, smooth scrolling plugins or when there's any transitions present. It would be great to do that with your software. As it stands, it presents the same problems I have with other screenshotting tools that can’t climb the obstacles of modern websites. I do like the manual options for size and...

Same thing for me. Seems like a neat idea, but getting redirected directly to a login page is not a good look! Some kind of landing page, telling me what I can do with your site and tools (as well as pricing) is probably needed. Seems like the redirect might just be a mishap. So this is just a heads up!

Love the idea, logo and color scheme, but the design, layout or at least the typography seems a little wonky to me. Maybe its better for smartphones, but on my desktop (windows 10, Firefox) I'm greeted with your "archive anything you value"-headline thats pushed much to far into the browsers border on the left. It doesn't follow the layout of the rest of your page and in turn looks out of...

I like the fonts and layout, you are immediately making it clear to first time visitors what your goal is and how it can improve their workflow. What I am not so sure about are the headline colors, which seem to be hard on the eyes. At least on my monitor. Its especially noticeable on the dark backgrounds, less so on a lighter canvas. Maybe using your lighter gradient color (#4B63FF) can help...

I've used HivePress a year ago for testing purposes and was really impressed with the theme and its specialization. And judging by all the new content, it only grew from there! I am looking forward to whats on the horizon.