Congratulations on creating &amp; shipping your 1st product!<p>My first reactions, in order of appearance - hope they will be helpful in crafting the UX:<p>1. After reading HN title: Why would anyone need a special site for Trial Period?<p>2. After first glance at the site: Aaah, it&#x27;s only for 3 days. Why so short?  Does the site help the companies make a good decision after these 3 days or is just a sourcing channel?<p>3. After noticing that the jobs aren&#x27;t dev only: Great! So many job sites are focused on devs exclusively :)<p>4. After clicking &quot;Start trial&quot; link: Why do you want me to sign-in? I didn&#x27;t notice this requirement earlier. Why Twitter? Why don&#x27;t you provide some form instead?<p>5. After attempting to sign in with Twitter: Why do you need so many permissions? Update my profile? Post Tweets for me? Can I trust you?<p>6. After abandoning the sign-in and going back to home page: Aaaah there&#x27;s &quot;Pleas sign-in message at the top&quot;. It seems I was banner blind 2 minutes ago. So where is the FAQ, contact info, TOS and other stuff required to form at least basic level of trust?<p>So, as in case of many services it was a little emotional roller-coaster between hope, disillusionment and doubt coming form insufficient information. Fortunately all of these seem to be quite easy to fix :)<p>EDIT: A couple more of questions running through my head during the 1st experience with your site:<p>1. How will the trial look like? How much time should I reserve? (it would be great if such info would be part of Job Posting)<p>2. Does &quot;Start trial&quot; mean that I&#x27;ll be instantly connected to someone? Should I expect an interview? Are the positins remote or on-site? etc.<p>3. Am I right to expect that the trial will be unpaid one?