From the initial feedback gathered on the site, it seemed that randomly generated URLs were a big no no.. so here it is, support for FRIENDLY URL NAMES

So instead of some gibberish like wallwisher.com/wall/xyWedkf123, u can get wallwisher.com/wall/britneyspears080214 (if all britney related urls are not taken by us).

In fact, over the last 3-4 days we’ve made a lot of UI improvements like the accordion on the build page with clear error messages.

In fact, our goal is to be the most user friendly site on the Internet. Our benchmark? Wufoo.com. We really think the Campbell brothers and Kevin Hale of Wufoo have nailed it in terms of UI. Great going team Wufoo.. take a bow.. you are our inspiration.

Wow.. Wallwisher.com is finally live. It’s in private beta and I can’t control my nerves.. Would people like it? Would they find it useful? Would there be too many bugs? Jan 31 is the D-Day when the site will go live to the whole world. Until then is the testing and retesting time. Managing all the aspects of development by yourself is really not easy, but I’m enjoying it. 

This is the first post on the Wallwisher Blog while it is still residing at 127.0.0.1.

The site should be out of this dev environment pretty soon, hopefully by Jan 13, a good 9 days later than scheduled.

Right now just praying to God that people will like Wallwisher.

I know it is a very simple product offering a solution which can hardly be called a necessity – a wall for sending wishes.

What we hope to achieve though is that through Wallwisher people will have some kind of an e-ternal gift (an eternal gift on the web) which they can open again and again .

Let’s see how far we go!!