What Does It Means When They Say…
Why?
You read and get told many things before you buy a product or a service. There are some gray areas (for instance in insurance and guarantee details) that are misleading. What you read or hear is technically correct, but the impression it leaves you with is not exactly what you are getting. It is your responsibility to read the small (but long) print, but who has the time?!
How?
A website, listing all the situations that are known to be frequently misleading, explaining what to watch out for, and giving you the right questions to ask before buying, to make sure you get things cleared without needing to read every single letter of the documents.
Icons made by Freepik
Items Handmade by Kids for Sale
Why?
Some kids have the talent and drive to make beautiful and useful items, but selling them is a problem because most online solutions are geared towards adults.
How?
Build a marketplace for items handmade by kids. The platform should take into consideration the legal and mental situation of the kids selling: their age, parents’ involvement, particular logistical problems, etc.
Icons made by Freepik
The Potentiality Alert
Why?
Have the news with most potential reach you fast.
How?
A service, alerting you to new science and technology developments that have the greatest potential.
Icons made by Freepik
Freshly Roasted Nuts and Seeds
Why?
Always have your favorite nuts and seed freshly roasted.
How?
A roaster that contains your favorite nuts or seeds, and at the push of a button roasts one portion quickly.
Icons made by Freepik
The Morbid News
Why?
Find out who died amongst the famous.
How?
A website dedicated to news about deaths of the famous.
Icons made by Freepik