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MenuI need someone to examine the user interface of the online system I created for real estate agents.
It is a Lead Capture Website and Automated Follow-up System.
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Are you looking for prospects or someone to test the usability and functionality of your process?
If love to help you with this. We can chat while I review your conversion page and give you direction as to exactly what to change. Give me a call
I have a deep passion for great user experiences & have launched multiple b2b & b2c cloud based/mobile products. I would be happy to connect and review your online platform and provide feedback.
Feel free to reach out.
In addition to seeking a professional' service, you can:
- See latest products for your niche market for how they are communicating their message to the audience and the interaction design (refer to awwards for instance)
- Did you follow A/B testing at prototyping stage to identify what works better
- Do you have a branding style guide for directions and reference?
I am a content strategist and information architect, and I can certainly have a look. My review skills is what separates editors from writers, in content community. Let me know if you are interested!
Happy to take a look at it if you still need someone.
Happy to give it a look.
Two years is a long time without an answer, my friend. I would be pleased to assist if you would like someone to try out your program. I hope you have found great success with it.
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