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Can you please explain why are you faking the signup popups? They repeat every few minutes with the same names and cities (e.g. I saw the popup for "Sg from Ham

Can you please explain why are you faking the signup popups? They repeat every few minutes with the same names and cities (e.g. I saw the popup for "Sg from Hamden, Conneticut signed up for Boostly" at least 3 times now). This looks very sketchy to me. And a second, more technical question. Why are you loading "font-awesome.min.css" (Cloudflare) and the IBM Plex font (font.google.com) every time you show the popup?

mikeylikey 4y ago
(Technical founder here) Pretty boring answer here: Shane (non-technical) was left to put together the website and I think he just picked a wix template that happens to do this. We are b2b and a majority of interactions with customers take place over the phone, including signing up to be a customer. The website, up to this point, has relatively little utility compared to other company websites. We've prioritized placing technical time and energy on the actual product. We did have a designer spend an hour on making it look better than it use to though.
- bierjunge 4y ago
  Thanks for the answer. I'm no webdev, but deleting this line will fix it. <script> (function(w,n) { if (typeof(w[n]) == 'undefined'){ob=n+'Obj';w[ob]=[];w[n]=function(){w[ob].push(arguments);}; d=document.createElement('script');d.type = 'text/javascript';d.async=1; d.src='https://s3.amazonaws.com/provely-public/w/provely-2.0.js';x=document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0];x.parentNode.insertBefore(d,x); https://s3.amazonaws.com/provely-public/w/provely-2.0.js';x=...} })(window, 'provelys', ''); provelys('config', 'baseUrl', 'app.provely.io'); provelys('config', 'https', 1); provelys('data', 'campaignId', '6555'); provelys('config', 'widget', 1); </script> If a guy like me, without any experience in JS can find it in less than a minute, it shouldn't be a problem for you to fix it.
  - mikeylikey 4y ago
    You keep up the good work here and you'll have to add "webdev" to your linked in before long

mikeylikey 4y ago

(Technical founder here) Pretty boring answer here: Shane (non-technical) was left to put together the website and I think he just picked a wix template that happens to do this. We are b2b and a majority of interactions with customers take place over the phone, including signing up to be a customer. The website, up to this point, has relatively little utility compared to other company websites. We've prioritized placing technical time and energy on the actual product. We did have a designer spend an hour on making it look better than it use to though.

bierjunge 4y ago
Thanks for the answer. I'm no webdev, but deleting this line will fix it. <script> (function(w,n) { if (typeof(w[n]) == 'undefined'){ob=n+'Obj';w[ob]=[];w[n]=function(){w[ob].push(arguments);}; d=document.createElement('script');d.type = 'text/javascript';d.async=1; d.src='https://s3.amazonaws.com/provely-public/w/provely-2.0.js';x=document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0];x.parentNode.insertBefore(d,x); https://s3.amazonaws.com/provely-public/w/provely-2.0.js';x=...} })(window, 'provelys', ''); provelys('config', 'baseUrl', 'app.provely.io'); provelys('config', 'https', 1); provelys('data', 'campaignId', '6555'); provelys('config', 'widget', 1); </script> If a guy like me, without any experience in JS can find it in less than a minute, it shouldn't be a problem for you to fix it.
- mikeylikey 4y ago
  You keep up the good work here and you'll have to add "webdev" to your linked in before long