Soon launching a new project. Could you give me some early feedback?
I'm close to an MVP version of a new project: https://codestash.co/.
This is the first time I'm sharing this link, so I could really use some early feedback.
It's a platform to discover and share resources for developers. I made https://www.reactmilkshake.com/, a React boilerplate, but I couldn't find a place to share or find any other boilerplates. I started to make a list of boilerplates and decided to make an application around it.
One thing I'm not sure about is if I should add more categories (like tools, jobs etc.) or that I should really focus on useful developer boilerplates and templates. What do you think?
Would love to hear your first thoughts about this project.
Honest feedback: your marketing copy needs a lot of work. I honestly don't understand why I need to sign up or log in, or why those features exist in the first place.
What is this looking to achieve? Your customer doesn't understand that at first sight.
Aside from that, looking good design wise. :)
Thanks for the feedback!
I can totally see your point. This is a very minimal version and I would like to add more features like commenting or posting reviews. For now, you can only upvote an existing project or post your own.
Wow Jake, this is nice!
Some feedback on the flow:
1) I see that when you click into a card, you can see the price that the resource starts with. However, it would be also nice to see it on the cards so that I can factor the cost into the decision on whether to click on the card. Since these resources are explicitly premium, I already know there will be a cost so I would like to know the price.
2) When submitting a resource, it would be good to have a back or cancel button?
3) You did a great job to cover the mobile view as well, good luck with this!
Cool that you like the project! And thank you for the reply and feedback. I'm definitely going to try out showing prices on the cards inside the overview, I can see that having value. Also forgot that the back button, thanks for noticing;)
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