Over this weekend some of our team have been visiting in Szczecin, Poland for a crypto currency conference. It has been a huge success and we have had a great time meeting so many enthusiastic people in crypto and especially the Safex project. A video of the event is being compiled.
During this event we gave a first look at the updated safex.io website as well as a demo of the safex wallet. The safex.io website is now live, coin vending which is disable at this time will resume after we return to home base.
While we are here we are meeting with friends and partners who are helping and will continue to participate in the proliferation of Safex and our marketplace to the world who can benefit from our technology.
Therefore, please anticipate the wallet downloadable during the week when we return.
Additional great news is that bittrex has updated our Ticker to SAFEX properly shout outs to them for being so great in supporting our effort.
Superbly appreciate everyoneās support, vision, and enthusiasm and we will continue to progress towards our launch of the marketplace.
Daniel - site Looks fantastic graphically - but there are some issues that need addressing:
There are several grammatical errors - including non-use of commas and apostrophes.
The language used is flowery and inappropriate at points - Agressors and āoppressorsā belongs nowhere near a coinās homepage. That whole paragraph needs redesign. Iād be happy to help with this.
Reference to the Chief Architect, by first name (only) on the first page seems amateur hour⦠Look at your competitors - none of them do that.
the entire image is antithetical. If you want to be synonymous to Silk Road - the site famously closed down for the exchange of Drugs and contraband, then the Pirate ship is appropriate. Otherwise - if youāre just trying to create an alternative for people to buy and sell goods, thatās different.
As a bitcoin-worth holder of a 600 sat coin - I want nothing more than success for you and your team. Also outlining who the other team members are as far as devās are concerned, might take away concerns this is a one-man dev Show.
Additional examples of grammatical concerns: āDaniel had the benefitā - next sentence āHe hadā- a) sounds passive, not just past tense. b) redundant. c) none of that explains āworld classā ā thereās a saying in journalism - show me, donāt tell me. Consider highlighting the things you saw, mention the coins you worked on, or professional experience coding if itās relevant and bolsterās peopleās view. OR just donāt mention it in the top banner. Most coin sites have the team at the bottom of the page.
Also, as for the narrative āAlong comes Safexā this whole storyline is dopey: walking a trail, dragons come along, Safex āsaves the dayā ā sounds like an RPG - but this isnāt an RPG, itās IRL. If you want RL Wall St. $ - and hedge funds are investing real money more and more crypto every day ā you need to replace that Dungeons and Dragons/GOT story line - and make it sound professional: People wish to engage private commerce, free from regulation, with exceptionally low-fees, safe from hackers. Our decentralized platform is that means.
Everything else about the site is amazing visually⦠please donāt let the words ruin what was obviously some pretty hard and excellent work as far as the appearance is concerned - probably one of the most visually spectacular coin sites Iāve seen.
Keep in mind all that not all of the development teamās first language is English. There will be some mistakes that will be corrected. They have a small team working on a huge project. Thanks for pointing out what you come across so that they may address them.
The new website looks fantastic! A huge improvement from the old one. The feedback from the forum members is very helpful as well. What a great community of people supporting this project!
Here is my suggestion for the website:
On the main Safex video on the āAboutā section. At the 3 second mark and throughout the video I noticed that the content is still using the old Safex logo and not the newer logo with the waves design. This can be confusing to the public and new investors/potential users that have not been following the development/progress from the beginning and lead to branding/identity issues.
I watched this project really start to take off this past month, but I know itās still early as far as marketing/branding and more public awareness. I must say Iām very impressed with how everything is growing and how committed Dan and the whole Safex team are to this project!