Social network of social networks: individuals.com

[DayeVidd]

Please review my new web site. Compared to what I've seen, it looks quite good (imho). It can actually be a useful site for even you gurus as a way to retrieve ip addresses remotely. You will however HATE the idea of personal web servers, and not using domain names. My market is for families, very SOHO, and surly teenagers to set up ftp web rings for file sharing.
I’ll stop here and hope you take a look. Please be constructive. I worked hard on this with a large post-it in front of me reading, “don’t do a hack job!”
N’joy and thanks in advance.
http://www.iindividuals.com

 

[Dario D.]

The content looks good, and it seems like it's well-built. I would recommend getting a super professional-looking theme, so that people will take it very seriously from the minute they see it.

Look at a website like this one below, and notice how incredibly attractive it is:
http://messenger.yahoo.com/
and also take note the inviting layout of a page like this, which would help the viewer understand what it is, why they'd like it, and how to use it with as little text as possible:
http://www.skype.com/products/

It looks good, and with a name like individuals.com, it has a load of potential that needs to be fully realized, because you have room to succeed. I recommend getting a logo, a very colorful and inviting, professional layout, and eventually perhaps considering staff who can help expand the services. You want to be as *useful* and easy-going for people as possible, and make the experience as seamless, direct, and easy as can be. So far I think it's a decent start, but it took a little longer than a few minutes to figure out what to do... so for the average user, who has 1/5 the computer saavy that I do, it could be rough trying to get started.

 

[Lasher]

Excuse the late reply, but if that site ever makes it big then whoever has individuals.com sure is going to catch a lot of type-in traffic :hehe:

 

[Dario D.]

Yeah. That's why it's important to make it worth it to stay, and come back again and again.