Topic: ANN [CREA] Decentralized Communities that reward creators of digital arts - page 21. (Read 116296 times)

A good project. I think such projects are needed in the industry and they will definitely be popular and in demand

To further drive my point home, let's go see how creativechain's site is rated. 

https://sitechecker.pro/seo-report/https://www.creativechain.org/project/

0/100. 17 warnings, 9 of them "critical". Not only is your site ranking abysmally for SEO, but also accessibility, and the site points out the same thing that I did - You are using H1 tags incorrectly, in fact, you have two of them. Google Page Speed Score is: 36/100. This is the most comprehensive SEO rating tool that I can find. The other may give you a better score based solely on the fact that they don't check a fraction of what sitechecker does. So I don't really care what your designers with years of experience think when they can't even use an H1 tag properly or assign alt descriptions to images.

5 months, 1 month, 1 year, 2 months, 1 month, ect. There are a few videos that mention "Creativechain" in other languages so I have no idea what the videos are actually discussing. Are they reviews, discussions on price, talking about updates? Regardless, there is no video in English that discusses what this project is, with the exception of the video from 5 months ago in which the reviewer was unable to get the Beta to work. The largest market speaks English - Having videos in Russian and arabic do little to no good, clearly.

And your designers don't have to agree with my definition of good design, because I don't have one. The website simply fails to adhere to some of the most basic rules of good design - not to mention that it isn't search engine optimized. https://goodui.org/home.php

Thanks for your extensive opinion.

The main menu had a bug, it is fixed. Thanks for notifying.

I'll just tell you that there are people with many years of web design experience in the team and they do not agree with your idea of ​​good design.
Your main mistake is to think that Creativechain is a product like Ethereum. NO, they are different products with a different public. The website is explained to the potential users of the project (artists and Creatives).

Any website can be improved, the ETH website is not our reference for good design.
If you search in YouTube "Creativechain" you will see that you are not right. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Creativechain+

Thanks for your tips.

To start off with, the navigation menu on the creativechain website is in Spanish even when it's set to English.


Now to get to the heart of the matter. I have held creativecoin for over a year, hoping to see this project at a 50 - 100m dollar marketcap. Those hopes have slowly dwindled, due to a number of major concerns that have not been properly addressed.


The first concern is the website. Go to any other successful project's website and you'll quickly gain a simple understanding of their project, but on creativechain's site you get vague statements that don't actually say anything! "The decentralized creative community" is using an H1 tag for fucks sake. That's terrible for SEO optimization. An H1 tag is supposed to be used to describe the main content of the site - not to make a vague statement stand out even more.

Let's take a look at www.ethereum.org: The very first thing that users see is the logo, name, and a short description of WHAT IT IS. Ethereum Logo > Ethereum > Blockchain App Platform.

Now let's scroll down on the creativechain website. The next section  is devoted to downloads. This is quite stupid, really. Why would a potential user want to download anything at this point? They know nothing about the project. They scrolled down to get more information because the first section didn't tell them anything, and they got download links for a product that they know nothing about.

Now let's scroll down on the Ethereum site, what do we see?


To the right of this description of what Ethereum (and blockchain) is, we get an animation demonstrating the difference between traditional server architecture.

Scroll down and we continue to get more information on the project, with some download links thrown in as well.

This is just what Ethereum's site looks like without clicking anything. If the user wants more information, there's a whole bunch of documentation, or videos to watch.

Now let's scroll down on creativechain's site:

The descriptions of what creativechain is need a lot of work, and the accompanying visuals are useless. That's wasted space and a wasted opportunity.


Moving forward, this project needs an entirely re-designed website that follows the rules of good visual design and search engine. It should be simple, yet informative, and graphics should contribute to educating the viewer.


A poorly designed website isn't all that's wrong with the project though.

This project has had no marketing. There isn't an explainer video, the devs don't release videos talking about updates, and there is no sense of community created.


You REALLY need to take a look at Substratum for an example on how to market and build a strong community.

I understand that I'm being a dick, but I've made "nice" post in the past. That didn't work. Creativecoin's marketcap is 2 million - that's shit. Even after a year, and the release of the mainnet, there still isn't a video. There still isn't sufficient information on the team. There has to be changes made. You guys have to realize that as things are now, it isn't looking good.

In one of the only videos about creativecoin on Youtube, from earlier this year, the reviewer wasn't able to get the Beta working. So the only impression of creativecoin on Youtube is of your project NOT EVEN WORKING, and you have done nothing to change that! That is seriously NOT good.

I know that I'm being a dick, but you also know that I'm right, so do something about it if you want this project to succeed.

yes, save the wallet.dat file and import it to the new wallet on a different computer

I want some time hold my CREA in cold (paper) wallet. I download creativecoin-qt.win64 and in console made "dumpprivkey" one of adress from "receiving adress".
Now I have Adress and Private key.
It's enought for me to have access to my CREA after some time on other computer?

Interesting activities, hoping that a large number of artists will participate in the exhibition.

https://tothemoon.live/?IsPast=False&Page=1&Month=0&Year=0&CoinTypes=Creativecoin+%28CREA%29&SortBy=0
Hey folk. Dont forget about tommorow. Tommorow Weeklys Challenge and they will be giving away 1000 $CREA in prizes! Also latest news every day.

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