Add a little todo for each page perhaps?
Right, also ETA would be useful. But wanted to keep it simple at first to see how it goes. Also, feel free to just fork it on GitHub and modify any way you'd like ;)
I created a little tool for presenting website mockups/designs to your clients
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Re: I created a little tool for presenting website mockups/designs to your clients
#12Thank you. I was just thinking of creating one last night.
My pleasure, enjoy it!
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#13this is unrelated, sorry - but good lord font rendering is awful in Chrome on Windows.. http://i.imgur.com/cMren.jpg chrome left, firefox right
Right! I noticed that too. You can "fix" it by applying a 1px text-shadow on the text, but it will look a little bit 3D-ish that way.
I've never got that trick to make any difference, actually.
Re: I created a little tool for presenting website mockups/designs to your clients
#14Get ready for a strongly written letter from someone... http://planscope.io/blog/projector-is-now-planscope/
Re: I created a little tool for presenting website mockups/designs to your clients
#15Get ready for a strongly written letter from someone... http://planscope.io/blog/projector-is-now-planscope/
Good find! But I don't mind renaming it to 'tripping-ninja' if needed to be honest ;)
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#17A Bootstrap styled, Markdown powered, Server-side language agnostic, database-less project / mockup presentation engine If you can say that without losing your breath, 1-up to you :) 'The easiest way to share your project status' seems like a better tagline. I like the simple layout. The colors are pleasing and easy on the eyes. I would still use another tool to show progress since not all progress may be tied to a U…
Thanks! Never been any good at copyrighting. Maybe that's because English isn't my native language. Your tagline sounds nice, although I wanted to keep it a little bit on a "technical-funny" side, so that's partly on purpose. Well yeah, this is for simpler projects for when you're designing/developing something that has few pages and need a quick way to present it to your client (something better than generic file li…
For what it's worth, I think the second paragraph does a good job setting up what the product is. But agreed, the first sentence (while still humorous) is definitely a mouthful.
Re: I created a little tool for presenting website mockups/designs to your clients
#18Get ready for a strongly written letter from someone... http://planscope.io/blog/projector-is-now-planscope/
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#19this is unrelated, sorry - but good lord font rendering is awful in Chrome on Windows.. http://i.imgur.com/cMren.jpg chrome left, firefox right
Right! I noticed that too. You can "fix" it by applying a 1px text-shadow on the text, but it will look a little bit 3D-ish that way.
Try seeing if any of these make it better - http://coderwall.com/p/z7egjg?i=1&p=1&q=author%3Aman...
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
Right! I noticed that too. You can "fix" it by applying a 1px text-shadow on the text, but it will look a little bit 3D-ish that way.
Try seeing if any of these make it better - http://coderwall.com/p/z7egjg?i=1&p=1&q=author%3Aman...
Wow, that's a pretty sweet list right there. Thanks!