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Seriously though, I counted 11 different textures, and is the same league as too many font faces on screen at once. You could probably reduce that to a couple of either clearly contrasting or subtly different depending on the look you are going for.
WOW, what a great way to bootstrap submissions by using pictures of puppies available for adoption!
Groups like the ASPCA have a million followers on Facebook. What I'm hoping to do is provide them with a way to monetize their audience with this site.
Soon I'll add a sort of affiliate system for these organizations. Then we'll do a revenue share based on the number of active users they referred.
Love the interface. Very similar to puppywar.com but with adoption hooks. A filter by age would be good. When a puppy is put up against an older dog I almost always upvoted the pup.
I think I'll need to simplify the categories and ask for the dog's age in the picture. Then do as you suggested.
Looks great! Except for that ascii arrow which looks out place. I would recommend filling that white space with a more pleasant design > Add your first contest here --->
It's on my list now. Thanks.
Texture overload! Seriously though, I counted 11 different textures, and is the same league as too many font faces on screen at once. You could probably reduce that to a couple of either clearly contrasting or subtly different depending on the look you are going for.
Texture overload! Seriously though, I counted 11 different textures, and is the same league as too many font faces on screen at once. You could probably reduce that to a couple of either clearly contrasting or subtly different depending on the look you are going for.
Once I figure out what elements are crucial I'll have the designer take another look.
Love the idea. I see the initial challenge being that there are many different breeds and many dog-lovers just have very distinct taste. For example, my ex absolutely adores the pugs/bulldogs family, but has a mysterious distaste for poodles. A comparison limited to the same breed will give you better ratings, but also makes it harder till you hit critical mass.
I love pit mixes, but I've noticed myself voting for other breeds too. The internal conflict almost makes it more interesting.
I also find that when it's a rottie vs rottie, it can be difficult to judge, since they both will look so much alike.
The back button is pretty broken after voting
Texture overload! Seriously though, I counted 11 different textures, and is the same league as too many font faces on screen at once. You could probably reduce that to a couple of either clearly contrasting or subtly different depending on the look you are going for.
I don't know much about UI design. Is the reasoning behind this because too many textures distracts from the content by making the dogs less prominent?
I love that most of the dogs seem to be adoptable. It's a great hook. I wonder if you could allow users who've logged in with Facebook to only see dogs near them.