The Only Proper Answer to Give.

Recently a user pointed out via Twitter that our Staction signup process could be smarter about how it handled errors. When you work on web apps, there are about a thousand things you should do better. Maybe a hundred thousand. You’ve worked so incredibly hard on the things you have done, that when someone points out the things you haven’t gotten to, it’s easy to get defensive. We hope that in the future we, and you, can remember this answer we gave to the user’s complaint:

“You’re right; we can do better.”

It’s the only proper answer to give…

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  1. I completely agree with you. I just posted a posting on the occasion of the same topic: To be worth the negative feedback (http://www.getzcope.com/blog/2009/09/17/to-be-worth-the-negative-feedback/).

    When it comes to feedback, it’s all about this one true sentence (unfortunately I don’t know who said it):

    „Complaints are business consultancy free of charge.“

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  • @markofrespect Got it. While we don't have that (yet) you could export the HTML, apply your own CSS, then share that with the client.
  • @markofrespect (Great to hear) In what way do you want to customize it more? Layout?