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Re: Show HN: PSD Grade - Lint your PSD's.

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For me (in The Netherlands) the domain is not up yet:

> The domain that you are trying to use does not exist. Please click on one of the links below to help find your site.

> ResolvingNameServer.com provided as a free service by DNS Made Easy, the world leader in Enterprise DNS Service.

Re: Show HN: PSD Grade - Lint your PSD's.

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post #2

For me (in The Netherlands) the domain is not up yet: > The domain that you are trying to use does not exist. Please click on one of the links below to help find your site. > ResolvingNameServer.com provided as a free service by DNS Made Easy, the world leader in Enterprise DNS Service.

That's funny, according to https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/psdgrade.com (which is not a complete list of course) some DNS servers have the entry and some have the old 54.235.159.97 (that's the parked domain). The URL http://162.243.32.243/ seems to work fine.

Re: Show HN: PSD Grade - Lint your PSD's.

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Interesting and promising! A few points: (for context, I'm a decent developer working as designer)

- Considering the usual use of PSDs (contract work, most of it is under some sort of NDA), online uploading tool makes this a bit worrisome. I would much prefer drag-and-drop offline solution, similar to Slicy app. That would fit into designers' workflow and we could see some improvements.

- Right now the "grading" areas are few, and somewhat questionable. Mostly questionable is the use of different fonts and font sizes. Many designs benefit from 5-6 different fonts, slightly varying in weight and sizes for best legibility. Some designs are only possible because of that. Much more meaningful insights would be, for instance, non-integer font sizes (23.989 instead of 24), or use of too many font families, opposed to just "fonts" (same family, different weights).

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