Ryan Glass

The idea is that even though twitMate will automatically schedule tweets a month in advance users will get the option to view, edit and delete these before they are posted to Twitter.

The demo page will be a sandbox to show off thus functionality to anyone visiting the site

Just viewing complete for now - next up editing

This is the really boring but necessary stuff - glad it is out of the way now!

This is the sort of job that I normally leave until something stops working and I can't work out what the error is.

This time I have set up the tweet engine script to email me if a scheduled Tweet fails to post, and include the details

Hoping to go live with this tomorrow 🚀

I converted the designs from yesterday into a working webpage including responsiveness for all screen sizes.

Next up some JavaScript to toggle between yearly and quarterly plans.

Here's a sneak preview:

To do this I first had a good look at competitor pricing and then made 4 different plans based on the features I will offer. I am struggling a bit with naming the plans though, so far I have:

Audience Only, twitMate Lite, twitMate Plus, twitMate Premium

At the end of any beta testing I make a point of reviewing things. To be honest the twitMate algorithms worked fine and didn't need much changing - I tidied up the scripts a little to make them more readable, then thought I'd found a bug but after digging into the code found it wasn't one :)

For the latest news section I pull the pertinent details from the latest 2 blog posts and show them along with the date.

I think it's good to have this if you are active on the site as it shows the site is current (both to customers and Google)