The worst most outdated, buggy app. A total embarrassment.
It crashes, the navigation menu goes nowhere, if you try to update your status it goes to a blank screen. Whoever bought this has destroyed the UX and let membership include just about everyone instead of vetted creatives. It’s complete trash now unfortunately, it used to be good. You’re late to the party.
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Super buggy, needs to be completely overhauled
Lots of blank screens and dead ends. Pretty useless app why bother.
Buggy
It doesnt offer what the website offers and at that it is buggy since day 1 and still is. As of right now it won't even load for me and I'm on the latest version.
Wish I could do 0 stars
The irony of a job sharing platform not having a functional app when there are hundreds of people using it who could make it better is humorous.
Not Much More Than a Wrapper
Saying nothing of the platform, creators, or the company, all of which I enjoy, I find this app lacking. I was under the impression that iOS apps in the App Store could not be ‘wrappers’, or a browser that is packaged and functions in an app to run one website, but in using the WNW app, it seems that’s not the case. While I could be wrong here, the app is too difficult to use, with panels and viewports crashing and navigation being generally pretty unintuitive compared to a basic app.
I think a simplification of the core functionality could be a better move for a mobile version since the platform is less social networking and more portfolio sharing and discovery. At the moment, the app functions as a full mobile site but with the issues of existing in a wrapper.
With just a status update feature, notifications list, and simplified feed, the app could do so much more. I regularly use the website, but on my iPhone, I only need to be able to catch a notification from a potential client or update my status on the fly.
I think the site is too complex to fit in an app considering the number of features WNW bakes into it. It’s freelance creative’s dream of a site, but far too much functionality for such a small screen, so without a complete reorganization of the site, the app might work best within the confines of a few buttons and almost no features (strange suggestion, I know).
If you’re a member reading this, go to WNW from Safari and add it to your home screen.
I think a simplification of the core functionality could be a better move for a mobile version since the platform is less social networking and more portfolio sharing and discovery. At the moment, the app functions as a full mobile site but with the issues of existing in a wrapper.
With just a status update feature, notifications list, and simplified feed, the app could do so much more. I regularly use the website, but on my iPhone, I only need to be able to catch a notification from a potential client or update my status on the fly.
I think the site is too complex to fit in an app considering the number of features WNW bakes into it. It’s freelance creative’s dream of a site, but far too much functionality for such a small screen, so without a complete reorganization of the site, the app might work best within the confines of a few buttons and almost no features (strange suggestion, I know).
If you’re a member reading this, go to WNW from Safari and add it to your home screen.
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