Come for the Ride!

As you may know, EasyAutoSales upgraded our look and feel to our 3rd iteration in early August. While the 2nd iteration provided many improvements over the first, we felt we can do a lot better. So what did we learn? Read more…

For some reason, many entrepreneurs that have great vision often can’t translate that vision in the execution of the user interface. Speaking from experience, I’m sure many of you have admin pages where a blank field or drop down exists with a submit button and no descriptions or instructions on how to use the mysterious feature.  After all, the admin pages are designed by you, for you and you know exactly what its supposed to do – so why bother?  Sadly, many entrepreneurs also take the same approach for laying out the public facing website which of course, leads to confusion and a poor user experience.

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As far as corporate blogs go, I would rate “customizing” a very low priority item. This is especially true since we only have a limited number of readers and EasyAutoSales.com, the main business, lacks a working beta for testing. Also in all honesty, people go to blogs for content, not their design; when was the last time you cared about how TechCrunch or TechMeMe looked?

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A couple of months ago, I talked about the importance of designing a website in wire frames. Now that we finally secured the design and the xhtml code, I can finally go into some details into the thought process behind the whole thing. By-the-Wei, if you haven’t checked out our old post, you should check it out and the link that’s associated with it. It will give you a much better idea of the information below.

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Time seems to be a luxury we don’t have these days. In between the day job, the Startup Weekend and my house falling apart due to a slow leak in a pipe that was finally found and resolved, I feel like we’ve lost a couple of weeks in between where I couldn’t focus on the project at hand.

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