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The font, the colour, and the dot on the tags all scream Claude slop ui.
Make it more info dense like Techmeme https://share.gemini.google/DUSuli5XiIMJ Have a vertical scrollbar Add rss Masonry grid (or offer layout selector) https://share.gemini.google/gAvGtSnQ9i8b Auto-updates so people can just leave it open in a tab and check without refresh effort Provide bare-bones brutalist theme option, keeping only vital information Alternate name: l.A.t.I.v / LaTiV - Vital backwards Just my tips
Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely review each one and think if/how can I implement them. There's definitely some tradeoffs on every decision but I'm on the phase where I'm iterating looking for the best UI/UX.
The font, the colour, and the dot on the tags all scream Claude slop ui.
Agreed. Otherwise I like the idea. I’m not an engineer I’m on the sales side of things where I am at, so I am curious and this may be a stupid question but how do you fact check?
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Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely review each one and think if/how can I implement them. There's definitely some tradeoffs on every decision but I'm on the phase where I'm iterating looking for the best UI/UX.
OK. One final idea would be to have a single river-of-items in a readability presentation of full articles. No summaries, just scroll down or jump through each item. Best of luck with it, thanks.
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the way you do information density btw is say "include all unique insights, facts, figures, data points, predictions, timelines, and otherwise important information with 100% fidelity"
Thanks, this is useful. I'm working rn on a toggle to have a dense view.
See here: https://tinkeri.ng (use enter key)
- note the layout-switcher top right
About full articles - this could be a toggle switch. Perhaps have an options panel somewhere. Allow for hiding of much of the content. Have a 'bare-bones' preset.