Dobda
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I'd give it a 3. I am not living in the US, but the results that were given were very easily backed up by the search results on google when given the same data. Though there are 2 main issues that should be fixed. The very first issue is that the search is very slow. It lags the most, when you search for a specific category, and then switch the category. Now the fixing of speed might be complex on the backend, but that can be fixed with the other issue. Displaying Skeleton Loaders, that show that data is loading and where its going to be (eg. when you open YouTube you see grey divs), which automatically makes the user think that something is about to load. Instead when there is nothing and it just says "Searching...", it can make people often more impatient then they would be with the Skeletons.
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5, very easy. The 3 steps that were defined in the index page underline the simplicity of it, just search for a lead, and contact them if needed. However, that might change as the project grows and requires more features. As example an automatic email generator with AI, automatic responder, date picker to organize meetings, integrated video calls with socket connections etc. Currently it is very easy to use as the features are very basic and simple, keeping this consistency while adding more features would very good!
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Also one of the things I'd change is that atleast of 3 searches with no results, there should be one left un-removed. I tried to broad my search up 2 times and got no result on each (it worked after I stopped trying to specify the state). Other than that, the orange border moving around the Search Bar all the time, makes it seem like to me that something is happening in the background (eg. the search). I would atleast suggest only animating the border if Im searching, and stopping the animation if there is no search happening.
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Add state filters. Instead of only USA, specific states should be able to get selected. Tried to search for SaaS companies in Los Angeles and got no results. While we are at it, it'd be great if countries outside of USA (Asia, Africa, Europe), would also get support for this.