[riffmaster]

Hello V,

1. I'll see what I can do for the <hr> tag 2. Once you're registered, you get a companyname.sprint.im - That is where you're expected to login. 3.ok 4. Ok will plan on changing about and a few other pages. 5. ok 6. yeah its a little confusing.

yeah I've been pondering over if its the right call to showcase that it was built by a single person. Will have to do some testing to see what works. But I was hoping that it would me a more personal touch with customers.

Thank you for all the feedback and suggestions :) yes. Basecamp and Jira are huge so is project bubble. Hoping to get a good slice of the market share soon :)

[autalpha]

Are you saving the "registered" cookie? If a user is registered, but accessing the site on another browser, there would be no cookie and he/she wouldn't know how to login. What language/framework are you using?

[riffmaster]

Yes and No. Rememberme cookie autologs in when you goto company.sprint.im (if you have logged in before). It however does not log you in directly if you try to goto sprint.im. This is something I probably should work on. A simple login link would solve all the problems.

I use codeigniter.

[VuongN]

Yes, you definitely need to create a login/signup links. Just ask yourself this question: "what do I gain and loose by not having a login link?" Not all people read and not all people look at icons, so you usually have to have both icon and text to get all your users to take actions. If you make it less of a guess work for your users, they will appreciate you for it.

[riffmaster]

Yes, I agree. Thanks for your feedback