I Can't Make It Better, If I Don't Know What's Wrong!
I've been slowly making improvements to the cjboco.com website over the past month. Trying to get it to a point where it wont be in the "beta" stage. I know there's still a lot to do, but I was hoping to get a lot more feedback from users than what I've received so far. Which is nothing.
I'm noticing some weird user habits, that I'm not sure if it's my site design or this is just what people tend to do on blogs. But, I'm noticing:
People are using the contact form, instead of posting comments.
Is the comment form to hard to see? Is it to confusing? Are you getting any errors using it?
People are not registering.
This is to be expected, but I'm getting a lot of repeat users, so why are you not registering? Is the registration link to hard to see? Are you getting errors?
People have not subscribed to ANY blog or project post.
For some of the people that have registered and posted a comment, asking a question, they have not subscribed. Not sure why, again is it to hard to see? Not working?
My ultimate goal is to make the website a great experience for everyone, but I can't get to that point unless I get some feedback. If you have something that's bugging you about the site, please let me know. I would appreciate it.
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