The fiestastic web design looks really good and its always nice to know that other people think there is potential in the idea.
I feel its a good strategy to have an iPhone app before a website or other native apps
1) I have never said "check out this cool website" but I have said "checkout this cool app" like a million time
2) Its cost effective (for a start up) Running a server requires time, cost and energy where as distributing an app is easy.
3) You are just supporting 2 phones with 2 screen resolutions. It helps in delivering a good experience. You wont have a lot of users saying it does not work on my Sony Ericsson E10i Xperia Mini.
These are just my views and they should not mean anything :P. I am definitely not an expert.
I agree it makes a lot more sense to start with an iPhone (and Android) app, but being a web developer myself, Fiestastic so far has been an effort of a few weeks, while developing an iPhone app would take a lot more time for me.
First I wanted to see if it was a good idea, and what people liked and didn't like before putting a lot more effort into it (like learning to develop native apps). Also, while native apps really are the best option, it wouldn't be difficult for me to create a mobile version of the site optimized for smartphones, so people can access the service on the go, even if not having the best experience.
congrats.
I heard some people have also been able to squeeze out upgrades like MBP for a white macbook and a 17" for a 15" MBP. But in all those cases there was a lot of shouting involved.. something that I would avoid.
