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It would be great to get something from the product before signing up. How about a list of available people I can bid on? Or a shortlist of noteworthy ones?

*Also we have loonies and toonies

I came to the comments to say exactly that... What is up with that weird floating hamburger search bar?

Seems like everyone here, even me, has had this idea -- but to my knowledge you are the only one to do it, so props for that!

The person doing the reading has kind of a funny way of reading it no? Bit of an accent, odd emphasis, lack of emotion, robotic style.

My opinion is that I won't use it with this narrator, but with a better, more practiced english orator I would.

Congrats! I know how much work this whole process is when you have never done it before. I'd recommend looking into doing your animations manually rather than a screen recording to get rid of the magnifying glass "finger" thing

I can see the bottom of the second logo for the "on-scroll" nav bar sticking out:

https://puu.sh/wciZp/9888df7a55.png

There's basically no chance I'm going to download an iOS app for this, and I'm not super sure why it isn't just a web page..

But the landing is nice! (except I really wish this was an svg https://www.stocknerd.com/assets/img/logo.png)

Nice art work

I find that swooping sound in the kanban board kind of weird. And when i drag a card it kind of, disappears for a second then appears in the new column?

I think that this is a great exercise - especially if you are in it to dabble.

Making a SaaS app requires a lot of creative effort in design, scope, pricing, etc. By copying something that exists you can greatly reduce the cost of design by copying layouts and UX decisions, and focus on learning and coding.

In terms of making money, possibly, a little, but I wouldn't count on it for any substantial income and if you made zero dollars I would not be shocked. It is very difficult to say without knowing the product specifically. I am certain some markets are just begging for a rock bottom pricing clone.

Beautifully clean, and simple! I've had my eye out for something like this, and I really do feel the other solutions are too big and clunky.

That said, I think the font is clutery.

The intro user flow is atypical and disruptive. I think it should start on this https://puu.sh/vy4pd/776dde20a8.png screen instead of inside a project. Then once inside maybe a little walkthrough or some guides?

Lastly I think the weird labels (Arps, counterpoint, melodic) on the left hand side are unintuitive for a novice. Also the addition of alt+drag to duplicate would be really nice ;)

But all in all, would use!

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I'm on Windows 10, Chrome if that helps :)

I know a lot of people who do a 6 hour diet. How about:

theNhour.diet/?N=8 theNhour.diet/?N=6

I wish that the screenshots had the ability to click one, while open, and go to the next. Or, possibly little left right arrows. I only looked at 1 and then scrammed.

While I agree with the content of this in general, I find books to be burdensome and would not like a course centered around them. I think a series of well crafted video lectures are a better medium for some people, myself included.

I also find that I can learn everything I need to in my Software Engineering program via a series of pointed google searches much quicker than reading a text. Most courses have 1 or more $100 books which are "required" but I haven't bought them in years.

What I /would/ like, is sample problems with solutions ;)

Looks really nice but, Youch - the pricing seems kind of steep.

I'm not sure what a participant is, since it only appears in the pricing and nowhere else on the page - but if it is a new user (new signup) then 200 seems a bit large for a hobbyist.

I'd consider a tiny $10 - 20/mo one, sans "Assisted onboarding"

This is beautifully thorough. I can't say I'd purchase items based on their appearance in TV shows. But, the idea of a catalogue of the items and the time it must take to create this is beautiful in an artistic way to me.

I also have left basically not knowing what your company does because of that scroll-diddling

The designers at github must be going through some pretty dour times...

Basically the only I read this is because it was funny... I happened to accidentally learn a thing or 2 but that wasn't my intention. Please, humor it up!

I'm super surprised there isn't a big chart front and centre on that site! or.. really anywhere on that site.

Nice site though, don't get me wrong

I'm not sure where this title came from - this article seems to indicate there has been no clemency?