Hey, I really liked the registration process - getting the email verification in first and then having really simple onboarding makes for a great experience.
Also, the aesthetic is so fun!
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#32The ease of editing scratches an itch I didn't know I had.
Editing the very landing page feels naughty! It’s fun!
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#33This is so cool! I found it extremely easy to edit a site on mobile, which is probably the hardest thing to get right.
Very well done!
One note though, keyboard shortcuts don't work (pressing delete after clicking on a element doesn't delete it for example)
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#34I 100% love it - this is super fun!
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#35I love this app's approach to responsive design: just show the "safe" area and let people throw elements where ever. So liberating.
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#36I love it! Especially the editability of the landing page itself!
I really hope this takes off - so much more creativity-inducing than squarespace or whatever!
Does not really work for me since i am not really the target audience, but i really hope this gets a lot of exposure.
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#37I hate making a new login that I have to remember for things I might not even use. It would be nice if you could create the website first, then only sign up if you liked it and wanted to save it. This stops me from testing cool looking projects like this all the time :(
EDIT: that being said, I love that you can edit the landing page itself, that at least gives me some idea of how it works, although then if I turn it into something interesting I have to start over when I sign up.
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#38This is fantastic. Nice work.
Just because of Geocities-era sites, I really wanted there to be graphical visit counter elements I could add to a page.
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#39I hate making a new login that I have to remember for things I might not even use. It would be nice if you could create the website first , then only sign up if you liked it and wanted to save it. This stops me from testing cool looking projects like this all the time :( EDIT: that being said, I love that you can edit the landing page itself, that at least gives me some idea of how it works, although then if I turn i…
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#40Very nice but don't really understand "Every page is mindlessly responsive so they work across screen sizes". Doesn't seem to do anything to make it responsive unless I misunderstand something (just tried to resize the window and anything not in the narrow column in the middle ended up outside the screen). I would like to add "breakpoints" and make adjustments just for the screen size I'm currently viewing it in.
While my inner webdev agrees with you, my interpretation of the mmm.page philosophy is that planning "breakpoints" etc takes too much thought, and hence runs against the "mindless" aspect.
"Mindlessly responsive" -> When the content is outside the demarcated safe zone, it's not visible on little screens. Simple ruleset, no brain required. If I just want to get some fun content on a webpage, I either paint in the lines or intentionally paint beyond them.