There's a few new UI mechanics that are equal parts annoying and interesting. For the main product voting screen, having THE ENTIRE screen shift based on the vote is visually confusing (annoying) and hard to get used to. Particularly if you're trying to encourage high throughput screening (implied by arrow key driven voting).
@ryanstellar That's great feedback! How would you recommend we make it easier?
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@ryanstellar I agree on this front for the desktop app as well. I was a bit confused on what to do and upvoted or downvoted (I'm not sure) someone's post that I didn't get a chance to read because I was trying to scroll to see more. I get it now, but it was a little awkward .
What experience does your team have with nuturing/evaluating/developing ideas into reality and how does that experience translate into the execution of this product?
@gmurray We've all worked on products before that didn't make it as far as Hatchli has gotten (everything from IoT, healthcare, mobile, physical goods). We were really involved in the entrepreneurship scene in college, and we tackled this problem of early validation because it was something we had experienced ourselves and had seen way too many people around us experience.
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@nugeen Got it. I could see using Hatchli to test the market on a pitch of an idea but not validate the actual value creation or delivery because of the format of the Hatchli post (Tinder-esque). And I'd be worried that the pitch would only be tested by the Hatchli user base which at this point I've got to imagine are early adopters from Product Hunt.
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I'd really like to try the product, I don't have an iPhone so I'll be trying it from a friend's phone. But I definitely believe that bridging this gap will impact idea validation across the board.
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