Review http://www.adviceparty.com

[dwolf2323]

This site has been in the works for a couple years now and ive finally had time and money to get it going. Its still in beta but please let me know what you think so far. I think its a truly unique site. The basic idea is that someone has a problem and they have a couple choices they can choose. Here you let the public vote on what you should do and you get an idea of the best possible solution. I also used text to speech technolgy so you dont have to read anything. Check it out...

http://www.adviceparty.com


thanks,

Dave

[ChiefNX]

Sorry, I'm just bumping this for you really; I don't have much time.

One quick piece of advice: don't use frames!

[masoly]

I really liked your site concept. I really LOVED the text to speech intergration. I would suggest have your navigation displayed in more than one place, it took me a second to find it. I would also suggest the viewer be able to leave a small comment about the choice they voted for. Letting viewers leave a reason why may help the asker see more benifits and drawbacks for the options they have available which would lead to a deeper commitment to the option they choose and that would ultimately add more value to your web site's service.

I'm going back to listen to another question! Lol!

[dwolf2323]

Thank you guys for checking it out. First of all I don't use frames. I don't know why you got the idea I used frames. I designed it in asp .NET with Telerik web controls so maybe that adds frames.

Also you say you would like to say why you picked something. Maybe its hard to see but at the bottom there is a link that says "Add Suggestion". If your a registered member you can type anything that the user will only see.

[masoly]

You're right I see the link to suggest another option now. I think its a great concept and delivery with the text to speech. I'm sure the site will become more robust as your user base develops. I would recomend making site navigation a little more obvious though.

[ChiefNX]

I don't know why you got the idea I used frames.

Eh...It was still a good piece of advice! :p