
There are several things that I think are quite experimental. These may not be completely faultless, but in the end I thought that they are the best possible form. But I want to know what it would look like to others. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Hi SunghoYahng, sharing my true first impression here.
I'm in your target market as I use spaced repetition daily.
The landing page gives me a good impression about the app being very feature-packed, but also makes me a little bit intimidated about the complexity of it. I downloaded and opened it, and now I feel even more intimidated by the non-native controls that I've never seen anywhere else. Kind of how I felt about diving into Blender at first.
After some fumbling I think I managed to add some piece of knowledge and then test my recall of it, although I wasn't sure how to "turn the card" in the spaced repetition part. Clicking on the question seemed to reveal the answer, but I wasn't sure if I was using it correctly.
I think I get what it is: a mesh between a spaced repetition system and a hierarchical note-taking tool. As I like taking notes in freeform text and only use spaced repetition on readymade language decks, I think this won't be so useful for my purpose.
I'm not a native speaker, but I felt that the copywriting sounded quite unnatural. Also it wasn't clear what platform this app is for, until I just tried downloading it.
Finally, I was left puzzled by why the rabbit in the logo has two large holes in its head under the nose. I figured the holes are probably an artifact of how the shadow was applied.
I was quite worried after receiving your comment. Honestly, I don't think LO is complicated at all. However, many users said that this was too complicated. Now I've completely changed the Product Tour, so people can appreciate the simplicity of LO. Thank you for your feedback once again.
Thank you so much for the feedback, not only on the landing page, but also the product itself!
To answer a few,
In the memorizing part, for checking the back of the card (the answer parts), the program automatically shows the answer parts of the items that failed to recall. That is, if the recall was successful, the answer parts of the items are not shown by default and if they failed, the answer parts will be shown with some time interval. I think this is better than the traditional approach of the traditional SR programs for a number of reasons.
About the logo, I actually do not know. What I asked for was the image of the rabbit wearing glasses. I guess it's probably part of whiskers.
And there is one question. I understand that LO doesn't fit your CURRENT usage. However, LO exists for new usage. Are you not learning anything other than a language? If so, doesn't it feel appealing to be able to apply SR to those other things as well as the language? That's the main point of LO (that SR can be applied to general topics). I would be very grateful if you could answer this.
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