Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
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Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#2Check out their sexy new homepage: http://divvyshot.com/
(For reference, here's the old one http://www.crunchbase.com/assets/images/original/0003/8843/3...)
Hats off, Sam. Nice work.
Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#3a) Congrats, Sam (and Paul, and Michael)!
b) That redesign is seriously gorgeous
Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#4My favorite feature is probably one of the hardest to find. To upload photos in Firefox 3.6 just drag them directly onto an event page.
I <3 HTML5
Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#5Sweet Design!
Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#6Divvyshot, can you guys give a shout out to your designer? Love your site's design and curious if the designer is available for more clients :)
EDIT: I see it was designed in-house by Sam. Darn. Excellent team
Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#7Thank you for showing photos on a gray background - so much better for making them the focus!
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Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#9About time someone brought some serious design chops to the table. Pretty much every major photo sharing site (bar MobileMe) rocks the web like it was 1999.
Re: Divvyshot (YC W09) launches (with HTML5 drag-and-drop support)
#10Divvyshot, can you guys give a shout out to your designer? Love your site's design and curious if the designer is available for more clients :) EDIT: I see it was designed in-house by Sam. Darn. Excellent team
Nope - it was designed in house by Michael Yuan.
Very talented guy. There are a couple CSS hacks in there that don't exist anywhere else on the 'net. Try to find them!