I’m looking for honest feedback on Crazy Sajangnim 👀
Hi SaaS Hive! I’m continuing to build Crazy Sajangnim, a fashion discovery and co-shopping platform focused on discounted designer fashion from Korean and U.S. retailers.
The idea started from a problem I kept having myself: finding something I liked was easy, but deciding whether I should actually buy it was much harder. Is the price really good? Is there a better deal somewhere else? Will I actually wear it? Is the quality worth it?
Crazy Sajangnim is my attempt to make that decision more social. You can browse sale items by brand, market, and category, then use the community blog to share finds, ask “should I buy this?”, discuss fit and styling, and get opinions from other people who genuinely enjoy fashion.
I’m still early, so honest feedback would be extremely useful right now. If you have a few minutes to try it, I’d especially love to know:
Is it immediately clear what Crazy Sajangnim is for?
Does browsing the sale products feel useful or overwhelming?
Would you actually use the community/blog before buying something expensive?
What would make you come back regularly instead of visiting once?
Is there anything confusing, unnecessary, or missing?
At what point, if any, do you feel like leaving the site?
You can sign in quickly with Google and try the community features as well
Please don’t worry about being overly positive. At this stage, hearing “I wouldn’t use this because…” is probably more valuable to me than hearing that everything looks good.
If you test it, I’d really appreciate hearing what stood out to you and what you think I should improve next.
https://saashive.com/founder-community/request-feedback/afe23890-c84f-437a-b4d5-25d72a704777
Nudge
You did the work. Now get paid for it.
Comments (3)
1. Is it immediately clear what Crazy Sajangnim is for?
Yes!
2. Does browsing the sale products feel useful or overwhelming?
Yes! Although the blinking red "Share on blog" button is a little bit distracting. Why do you need to attract attention to it so much? And there are so many of these blinking buttons 🤦🏻♂️
3. Would you actually use the community/blog before buying something expensive?
Yes. If there are no reviews and the brand is not familiar to me.
4. What would make you come back regularly instead of visiting once?
If the price and the quality of the product is good - yes.
5. Is there anything confusing, unnecessary, or missing?
- I would add "Search". I am really used to searching for what I need and I did not find a search button.
- I would NOT make the share on blog button blinking red. Usually it is "Add to cart" or "Buy" button, but this site seems to be much more interested in me sharing this item in a blog rather than me buying it. 🤷🏻♂️ Which is very unusual.
- I would like to be able to view more details about the item but to do that, I am forced to logging. This makes me distrust the website. This is because it tells me you are interested in collecting my information first, before providing me with a value.
- The website URL does not build trust as well. A trustworthy website, has a proper URL. But "something -something"-vercel-1.app is not a website I would buy an expensive from and trust with my credit card.
6. At what point, if any, do you feel like leaving the site?
When I clicked on an item to see more, and I was asked to login. This was frustrating. Why does it need to collect my email address just to let me view the t-shirt?
Thank you so much for taking the time to give me such detailed feedback. This is extremely helpful, especially because you pointed out exactly where the experience started to feel frustrating or untrustworthy.
Your comments about the blinking “Share on blog” buttons make a lot of sense. I wanted to emphasize the community side of Crazy Sajangnim, but I can see how making every button blink red makes it feel more important than actually viewing or buying the product.
The login requirement before seeing more product details is also a really important point. I hadn't fully considered how it could come across as asking for personal information before providing enough value, especially for a first-time visitor. I’m going to rethink that flow.
Search is also something I definitely need to add, and your point about the domain is fair as well. Since the platform deals with relatively expensive fashion products, trust matters a lot more than it might for a casual website.
Thanks again for actually going through the site and explaining not only what you disliked, but *why* it affected your experience. Feedback like this gives me very concrete things to improve.
↳ Replying to Jinny Moon
You are very welcome, Jinny 🙏🏼
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