Flagged.<p>I've had college projects longer than your tenure as a startup CEO.<p>Also, on ArtSpot:<p>The front page signup lightbox is broken--it isn't sized properly and the signup button is moved wrong. You need to remove the "btn-block" class, or at least disable display:block on the element. Also, the lightbox shows up over the header--it should probably just occupy the main pane.<p>The footer on the front page could probably stand to be a proper navbar.<p>The background color of the typeform is slightly darker than the rest of the page background on the "Own a venue?" page. In fact, why use typeform at all? Just embed a Google Form and save me the trouble of having to sign up for anything. That'll also save some annoying and ugly display scrolling display behavior. Ditto for the "Collectors" page.
It's a good list but my favorite quote from last week, on twitter no less, is instructive:<p>>>> "Fail fast" refers to your product, not your startup." - Justin Kan<p>18 months ago when I quit my job to join a new company as Co-Founder I had no intention whatsoever of failing and I still don't. It's not even an option. We did fail too slowly on the first rev of our first product and that was painful and expensive but we recovered.<p>Please stay healthy and learn to turn it off and sleep too. I strongly recommend quitting coffee altogether. It helps immensely to keep you on a good schedule.<p>[1] <a href="https://twitter.com/justinkan/status/571008487456509953" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/justinkan/status/571008487456509953</a>
For the record I ran growth @ a YC S12 startup. The co is still alive and kicking, but I needed to move on.<p>Great team if anyone is looking for a kickass role in user acquisition...