Looks great, but little bug on my system (Firefox 87 for Android 11), scroll does not work.. But on my computer, it sure looks good, will recommend to my less tech-savy friends!
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#42I 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…
Hit the edit button, bottom right for a small sample.
Agree on onboarding.
You also have to re-enter your email after you click your email link which was annoying.
But... this is 100% nitpicking. I think they crushed launch at making this appealing.
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#43After reading that article on Corporate Memphis yesterday, I can't decribe how much I love the design of this landing page.
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#44I found it unusable on Firefox 81 (including with No addons). Clicks don't work at all - seems to work fine on Chromium. I suggest testing on a broader range of browsers.
Edit: It's just my version, not an issue with the site.
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#45I found it unusable on Firefox 81 (including with No addons). Clicks don't work at all - seems to work fine on Chromium. I suggest testing on a broader range of browsers. Edit: It's just my version, not an issue with the site.
It's running surprisingly fast on FF 88 for me, just for the record.
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#46I found it unusable on Firefox 81 (including with No addons). Clicks don't work at all - seems to work fine on Chromium. I suggest testing on a broader range of browsers. Edit: It's just my version, not an issue with the site.
I am using Firefox 88 (std, auto update) and it works fine. Most polyfill libraries only support the last 2 major versions on greenfield browsers because they update themselves -- perhaps there is a problem with your auto updater?
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#47> Websites shouldn't all look the same. We prefer campy, kitschy, messy, imperfect. I really like the design aesthethic this product encourages. There's so much charm and fun and eccentricity that's lost in a web where full-height responsive image backgrounds and blocky design frameworks are ubiquitous. If this can help people express just a little bit of the wild creativity of things like early 2000's MySpace layout…
I think now that many live in a youtube/twitter/twitch/facebook/insta sandbox where you can't customize your "space" very much, those days of people crafting their own corner of the internet is really gone.
I can imagine that this product would transition very well into a social network that creatives, artists and such would find very appealing.
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#48I found it unusable on Firefox 81 (including with No addons). Clicks don't work at all - seems to work fine on Chromium. I suggest testing on a broader range of browsers. Edit: It's just my version, not an issue with the site.
The issue on Firefox 81 seems to be a z-index issue with the edit toggle button. Setting it up a 100 fixes it. On Firefox 81 the z-index seems to be calculated to z-index: -2147483648;
Is there a particular reason you are using a 1 year old version of Firefox?
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#49I found it amusing that the 'stroke' tab of the sticker presets gives you a variety of random brush strokes, smudges etc.
It also gives you a single sticker of a brain flashing 'aphasia', which is a literal type of medical stroke that causes brain damage and possibly insensitive on that tab!
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#50I found it unusable on Firefox 81 (including with No addons). Clicks don't work at all - seems to work fine on Chromium. I suggest testing on a broader range of browsers. Edit: It's just my version, not an issue with the site.
I am using Firefox 88 (std, auto update) and it works fine. Most polyfill libraries only support the last 2 major versions on greenfield browsers because they update themselves -- perhaps there is a problem with your auto updater?
Probably - stupid "managed" updates from my organization. Probably should just uninstall the managed version and install the normal version from the web.