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The homepage is rather terrible at explaining the product. The two clearest explanations on the page are in the smallest and most illegible type. "@bubbles is
by timerickson 14y ago
The homepage is rather terrible at explaining the product. The two clearest explanations on the page are in the smallest and most illegible type.
"@bubbles is a fast, cool and easy way to write authentic letters. Put hand-written signature, draw, sketch, paint, write or collage on your letters and mail it to anyone."
"@bubbles lets you write authentic letters straight from your browser. Add pictures, draw, type, paint, sketch or collage just like on real paper – it's as easy as pie."
I'd skip the "fast," "cool," "easy," "easy as pie" explanations and keep it as honest and succinct as possible.
In fact, your enterprise page does a decent job of explaining the product, especially since you have a video explanation, but I'm still not sure if you're a social network, email 2.0, a paper distributor, or a tshirt printer.
- monsterix 14y agoNoted. We will iterate the home page again and improve upon it. Well, I think we're a social utility which is centered around letters, and sits very close to emails. We provide official letters heads to enterprise, so that employees can write with brand on the top. And ordinary sheet-of-paper style letters to users on which people can write/draw etc. We will fix the design of plans page shortly, also.
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- chaud 14y agoIt looks like LinkedIn plus fancier messaging. I can't imagine a case where I would prefer to open a PDF from an email or go to another site rather than directly read an email though.
- monsterix 14y agoAtypically letters (Like appointment/proposal) are sent as attachments and people seem to be used to opening it as PDF. Opening letters on @bubbles has some incentives. For examples, you can highlight on letters received from others and comment "on it". Not under it.