RemitBit.io - A New Project - Transfer Money Internationally with Blockchain

Hey guys,

Just wanted to share a new project that I am involved with in the cryptocurrency space. It's an educational information aggregator which shows users how to utilize cryptocurrency as a means of sending international money transfers.

The general idea is that you can buy BTC in one country, transfer it to an exchange in another, sell it and then withdraw to your local bank. By doing this, you have effectively transferred money across borders and avoid many of the fees and challenges involved with making cross-border money transfers.

Please have a look at the site and let me know what you think. We understand there's still plenty of work to be done, but we are excited to spread the word and get some feedback.

Visit RemitBit >>​

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The website UI/UX is struggling, but this is a really cool service. I'm going to look into it personally, I've been meaning to get into BTC even if I'm late to the game. Looks like a good place to start

 

Hey thanks for the feedback, what parts of the UI/UX would you say need improvement? Cheers!

 

https://i.imgur.com/PUOM8fY.png
The design is edgy, but with there being a lot of empty spaces (that I'll touch on in a minute) so the right gutter makes it look like the page centering is unintentionally broken. Reinforced when you resize the window, the responsive design setup eliminates the offset background: https://i.imgur.com/0b8F0vd.png

Tons of empty space that makes it feel incomplete
https://i.imgur.com/bpFfa57.png
https://i.imgur.com/5sT565R.png
https://i.imgur.com/VsYkrQV.png
https://i.imgur.com/CK2HYkW.png

This section is really strange because the big picture bisects the ordered list, and the image caption appears to the right of the image, unique from the rest of the image/caption combos on the page. It looks broken
https://i.imgur.com/XyPSgwj.png

The commas and decimals don't line up, which can make reading stacked numbers more difficult than necessary. When I produce financial documents for my bank job, I get slapped upside the head for not having fixed width numbers and consistently aligned commas/decimals
https://i.imgur.com/CK3tnCG.png
4 million almost looks like 4 thousand at quick glance because it's much shorter than the other numbers

These links are broken:
https://i.imgur.com/N9zBeFc.png

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Same page with different links and URLs, I don't know if you have separate terms for privacy and it's a goof that it's a copy of ToS on the privacy page.

Social media links arrive at totally empty accounts. From a user experience perspective, it makes you look very unprofessional, and would be an improvement not to include them at all until you've created content for your social media platforms.

https://i.imgur.com/SHPwoUT.png
As much as this is hilarious to me, linking your users to a wikipedia page is fairly unprofessional for a solution that details a cutting edge BTC trading method

https://i.imgur.com/lSt01Ed.png
This tip is very important, but it's hidden as a caption under a stock photo. I missed it entirely while I scrutinized and only just now caught it at the end. Someone eager to start might not have a passport, so I think it's worth surfacing that caveat to the top or show it more prominently.


By the way, to clarify, it's a good site overall! I only put effort to UAT in case it helps you at all as site owner; it's my irl profession so I can't help myself

 

Wow, I really appreciate the detailed feedback Mohtasa. I'll forward this to the team.

 

This is a great idea! Shouldn't it automatically tell us which the best exchange to use is though rather than us choosing it? Also the design is a bit scattered I'd recommend this site for finding a high quality theme:
https://themeforest.net/

 

Oh honey, this is R2P. He has a team that custom builds shit for him

 

Themes are still helpful even with a team though, it saves a lot of time in the design process and can allow more focus on the end product, plus there's the ability to choose ones with degree of customization as needed.

And yes I do know of R2Pleasant, I remember when he was starting to gain great success in the gold industry pre-2010 and he was able to buy a car from gold farming.

The site is a great idea I just think design wise it could be improved a bit, since he was asking for feedback.

 

RemitBit looks great @R2Pleasent. I like that the website shows Ease Score by exchange since the difficulty varies across exchanges. What are your plans to market the website?

 

This looks interesting may I ask what your involvement is in this business?