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Obligatory 'this is a first release' disclaimer :D
Yep, that was all I found to complain about. Well, that and my iPad is all the way downstairs so I have to fetch it before I can buy the app.
Update: you might also add the extra attributes to the email login field to prevent spelling correction in Mobile Safari.
Nice design... The fonts are a bit rough, i think cannot read them well and I got 28 and 0 eye problems so people with more age and eye problems will have a hard time reading it. maybe making it a little bigger and getting some better fonts try www.typekit.com or something. Anyway great design, the app in itself is not useful for me as ConceitedCode6 pointed I like portable todo lists, maybe an Iphone app ? Congrats…
Ya, awesome design. I'd change the default font to something more readable, remove the coffee stain from the page, let people flip a few pages ahead (otherwise, why use the notebook paradigm?), and change the "i'm a new user" flow -- the form field animation is pretty and ingenious, but it's also confusing, so I don't think it's worth it.
Apparently, the concept is that you only have two queues/stacks, "now" and "later." I do agree that this isn't very intuitive from the design.
There's a bug in Chrome 12.0.742.122 where when you logout an extra book shows up on the bottom right of the original book. This looks great, I love the page turn animation.
Mm... I love the look and design of your web app. Just wondering, were you the only person worked on that app? or did someone else provide the design (i.e. graphics, CSS styling)? Personally, I applaud you for coming up such a great app. I can only wish I can achieve the level of work that you do, but I think I care too much about Internet Explorer users to come up with something that require Firefox/Chrome/Safari...…
Do It (Tomorrow) is an Adylitica production - you can read about my company here: http://adylitica.com/ - our team: http://adylitica.com/team.
IE support may come in the future, but it is very labor intensive as IE is really far behind, even in IE9.
I have to commend you, to are the mobile apps also built using html5 and css3.
Can you do a full breakdown of how this was built? Love the page flipping transition!
The Page Flip is in Chrome and Safari, but when I started it was going to just be a perk for Safari as Chrome didn't support 3d perspectives. I noticed one day that the beta channel of Chrome had started to support 3d perspectives, but to my distress their support was buggy and left graphical artifacts. I submitted bug reports and luckily in the latest Chromes it works just as nicely as Safari. The big thing I got in…
https://github.com/LearnBoost/knox
Both look similar. Any quick commentary on where you plan on taking your s3 lib (features etc..) ?
Can I ask what provider are you using?
IP: 184.73.182.11
Whois: Amazon.com, Inc. AMAZON-EC2-7 (NET-184-72-0-0-1) 184.72.0.0 - 184.73.255.255