Hello, I'm Seungcheol Lee from SuitdiO. A third of March has already passed. Why does time fly so fast when we're busy... 😭

So far, I've conducted usability tests with 4 people. After seeing ideal customer behavior, it became more painful to watch users drop off due to usability issues before experiencing the service's core value. Therefore, instead of developing new features, I prioritized improving the usability of basic functions.

Before our CBT on March 21st, I want to make users feel the service's value without any explanation. We're also recruiting teammates to create even more explosive growth—please reach out if you're interested 🙇‍♀️

Improve 🌱

Improved Rendering Speed ⚡️

• Optimized board loading time from the previous 3-7 seconds to under 2 seconds

• Slightly improved the issue where performance slowed with many widgets

Create Text Widgets with Double-Click 💞

• SuitdiO designs usability by separating customer hand positions:

  1. When both hands are on the keyboard

  2. When one hand is on keyboard, one on mouse

Various Board Views on Main Page 🥳

• Boards previously shown as lists can now be sorted and filtered

• You can now see board hierarchical structure

Google Login Added 🔒

• You can now sign up with your Google account

• Google account basic information is now reflected in profiles

Bug Fix 🐜 …

• Fixed Group2Board creation errors

• Fixed widget position changes after grouping

• Fixed issue where topics and conclusions couldn't be entered

• Fixed center alignment error when text became long

• Fixed markdown paste issue in AI input field

👋 Closing Thoughts

I conducted usability tests with an AI researcher offline and a corporate strategic planning team member online. In both tests, I successfully conveyed the core value. Internally, we assess that we've achieved 'minimum' usability.

Of course, there wasn't only positive feedback. Negative feedback dominated, especially from practical perspectives. I gained new insights about research data security issues, research data capacity problems, service adoption failure cases, and reporting systems and practices.

I believe satisfaction with the service actually created concerns about adoption, and I'm determined to elevate the service to a level where it can quickly receive testing/certification.

Additionally, there's happy news. Choolee, the ideal customer from our previous test, has joined the team. While not the development/design talent we've been waiting for, they'll calmly manage team Growth and handle global operations. I'm even more excited about future synergies.

March is also a month when many projects and tasks conclude. I wish everyone reading this good results in all your endeavors.

SuitdiO will continue pushing forward. Thank you.

SuitdiO CEO Seungcheol Lee
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