Comments on: Web Development in an International World http://www.mingtiandi.com/web-development/20081022/web-development-in-an-international-world/ China real estate news and Internet startups Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:45:47 +0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ming http://www.mingtiandi.com/web-development/20081022/web-development-in-an-international-world/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Ming Sun, 04 Jan 2009 02:39:18 +0000 http://mingtiandi.com/?p=177#comment-55 Hi Z, Thanks for your comments. There are certainly a lot more variables that we could include for each property description, but at the same time, we have to balance that with promoting simplicity in our forms and presenting a user-friendly UI. The column-spacing in particular was a last minute cut from the list. We anticipate that, in the future, as users get more accustomed to our system, and RightSite becomes more attractive as a marketplace, that we will be able to add more detail without scaring away first time users. I guess we will find out more once more users become active and we start getting feedback directly from the users of industrial property. Hi Z,

Thanks for your comments.

There are certainly a lot more variables that we could include for each property description, but at the same time, we have to balance that with promoting simplicity in our forms and presenting a user-friendly UI.

The column-spacing in particular was a last minute cut from the list.

We anticipate that, in the future, as users get more accustomed to our system, and RightSite becomes more attractive as a marketplace, that we will be able to add more detail without scaring away first time users.

I guess we will find out more once more users become active and we start getting feedback directly from the users of industrial property.

]]> By: z http://www.mingtiandi.com/web-development/20081022/web-development-in-an-international-world/comment-page-1/#comment-53 z Mon, 29 Dec 2008 20:57:55 +0000 http://mingtiandi.com/?p=177#comment-53 Maybe it is a good idea to give different levels of membership...the more "silver" or "golden" you are, the more detailed info you get. Maybe it is a good idea to give different levels of membership…the more “silver” or “golden” you are, the more detailed info you get.

]]> By: z http://www.mingtiandi.com/web-development/20081022/web-development-in-an-international-world/comment-page-1/#comment-52 z Mon, 29 Dec 2008 20:56:31 +0000 http://mingtiandi.com/?p=177#comment-52 It could be seen that thoughts are put in to making this list more complete and in detail. Maybe some other info could also be contained, like width and length max of the main space, range of distance between columns (could be crucial to many industries, massive machines). Lighting---natural light to let in? Accessibility: railway? highway? water? Years already in use? Elevator? And--power. And actually, the feature that attach a google or baidu map automatically(well, possibility, not sure) would be helpful to show the location, accessibility, thus gives overseas client possibility to do more research on their own e.g. locating it on google earth.. Maybe as a B2B website these details might not be necessary, coz both parties could communicate to get all info above. However, as a matter of the fact that industrial areas are limited, overseas companies cannot choose wherever their ideal location is, they are actually following the supply and choosing among these various places, info of which is beyond their research and knowledge(otherwise they themselves might already have a database likewise the rightsite)----so direct details shown on website itself will save lots of exhausting telephone calls and research among an alienated language.. It could be seen that thoughts are put in to making this list more complete and in detail.
Maybe some other info could also be contained, like width and length max of the main space,
range of distance between columns
(could be crucial to many industries, massive machines).
Lighting—natural light to let in?
Accessibility: railway? highway? water?
Years already in use?
Elevator?
And–power.
And actually, the feature that attach a google or baidu map automatically(well, possibility, not sure) would be helpful to show the location, accessibility, thus gives overseas client possibility to do more research on their own e.g. locating it on google earth..

Maybe as a B2B website these details might not be necessary, coz both parties could communicate to get all info above. However, as a matter of the fact that industrial areas are limited, overseas companies cannot choose wherever their ideal location is, they are actually following the supply and choosing among these various places, info of which is beyond their research and knowledge(otherwise they themselves might already have a database likewise the rightsite)—-so direct details shown on website itself will save lots of exhausting telephone calls and research among an alienated language..

]]>