Kimbak
2) Should display somewhere the requirements for the password, annoying to submit a form and then to be told the password doesn't meet the requirements
3) When I try to select all the text in the edit context popup in closes the popup
4) "Free version allows you to edit a maximum of 30 contents" you should really mention this somewhere
5) When I'm editing a page how can I go back to the main menu
6) Search doesn't seem to work on the index page, there is a page called privacy-policy and when I search for policy no results get returned, need to do contains instead of starts with
7) Notifications don't disappear after an action has been completed "Page was successfully updated!"
8) Maybe have a recycle bin that deletes after 30 days incase you delete something by mistake
9) On the signin page it says "Welcome back bla bla"
10) "Simple CMS for any purchased html themes" what if you got a free html theme ..
11) Maybe to have a bit of a story why you created this tool
12) "Better for collaboration Invite teammates to work on the content with you." can two people simultaneously work on the same document ? If not what's going to happen if two people are editing the document at the same time
Maybe you could sign up to the IndieHackers website to get more feedback and potential customers
10) Already changed :)
I'll implement other suggestions asap.
But then I had to do free work for Google by tagging photos as fire hydrants and crosswalks. After a while I got tired of that and said "Fuck you! I hate you!" without even getting to your product.
* If you used `outline` instead of `border` to indicate editable elements, that'd fix the annoying 'content moves by 2px every time I hover over something' problem.
* Editing in a modal instead of inline directly in the page feels very dated.
* There's at least one content block in your sample that isn't editable -- the 2nd para on the "Terms and Conditions" page contains a link that can be edited but the rest fo the text can't. Suggests that your parser for finding editable chunks of content is a bit fragile.
* Yes, after uploading some sample HTML, I see your parser is unusably fragile; any nested element at all (including simple text styling) will break your tool and make the element uneditable; only leaf nodes can be edited with your tool. (Also my uploaded file isn't editable; it shows the hover highlights but nothing happens when I click on them.)
* (I uploaded an extra index.html into the sample website. Now it has two index.htmls in it! Not sure how that will work out on download....)
* It can only edit text. Not links, not images, not layout, not anything else. Even if you're aiming for the most technophobic of customers they're still going to want more control than you're giving them.
The only real value-add you have here is in parsing existing HTML and allowing nontechnical people to change the text nodes inside it -- at minimum you'll need to improve how you identify editable nodes substantially before this can be considered at all usable for purpose.
There are also a number of hiccups and contradictions on your pricing page, and quite a few things listed there that don't appear to be represented in your (current) offering...
1) On `https://themepage.co/pricing` in the `free` plan you write both "1 websites" and "1 user(s)". I'd say get rid of the 's's and the parens in the free plan, and then get rid of the parens in the other plans (obviously keeping the 's's.
2) On `https://themepage.co/pricing` you write `Support : Help center` where it should be `Support: Help center` and similarly for the `Support: HC+email`
3) On `https://themepage.co/pricing` your email of "edson@themepage.co" should either be a "mailto:" link or minimally text I can copy and paste.