Stefan Morris

Absolutely. Security should be top of mind for anyone creating a product. I've tried to follow best practices, however I'm no security expert so interestingly enough I have a meeting with a friend today to review the security of my product. I actually plan on getting certified for my CMS SaaS. Apart from hardening your application, I think it's also important to be sensitive to personally...

I had a website that scraped automotive listings and looked at the year, model, mileage, options and price to determine if it was a good deal (this was before everyone was doing it) I found the whole process of scraping messy and a bit shady (listing sites really wanted to protect their data) so I eventually abandoned it. Data ownership is a very messy subject which I decided to avoid...

Well it depends on your situation: You have a hard deadline... Identify your MVP and what's needed to achieve it. Fix those critical bugs and focus on hitting your deadline. If your project is buggy to the point of not being very usable, then you may want to try to move your deadline back, but remember "perfection" is the enemy of "done". You don't have a deadline... If you have the opportunity...

Analytics can help - set up reports on your current UI to measure your site, for example: - time spent on pages or navigating pages - setting up funnels and watching their performance - setting up heat maps to see where the user's cursors tend to congregate - etc Now that you have a baseline, you can run the same reports with your new UI to see the differences.

Not using all caps for starters ;) I agree the previous posts - start by listening. Also approach conversations as a collaboration - users often have something of value to add even if it does not appear so on the surface.

Your url has a typo :)