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Hey Bryan, thank you for the feedback! (Btw, we love Zapier!) We're definitely looking far beyond just being an editor. What you see right now was an important pre-requisite to what we really wanted to build - hoping to share more on that soon.
Did/have you considered making this into a native application? I can see this competing with fireworks, but not if it's web based.
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#112That is very impressive, congrats! I'd really like to know the following: what process did you follow to create that 10min UI Tutorial video [1]? Did you rehearse it and then record it all in one go? How did you memorize the script? Did you edit it with multiple takes of various scenes? Etc. Thanks so much. [1] http://vimeo.com/62227334
Thanks! At first we thought it would be a good idea to record the whole tutorial in one pass, without edits. That didn't work out - it was too hard to keep it concise and focused. I ended up recording different sections of the script (5 total) and piecing them together. I recorded it all in the storage area of my apartment because it would have been too loud at the Hacker Dojo (where we have been working). After reco…
That sounds like a better workflow than what I've tried in the past (recording video first, audio second), I'll be sure to give it a shot next time.
I'm also curious if having a Vine-like ability to record while a button is pressed (or something) would make record-all-in-one-go more feasible. That way, you could take breaks while recording and think through next section before committing.
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#113Co-founder here. My brother and I quit our jobs 7 months ago, and have been working on this day and night off of our savings since then. The CSS Playground is a preview of our CSS styling tools, and we'll be adding some of our other components (layout, adding new elements, code export) soon. Currently, it only works in Chrome, but we're working hard to add Firefox support.
My first impression: Adobe wants to buy this so bad... I worked with Brackets team. I know which direction they are going and this is so inline with that. Good luck.
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#114No really. I have this bug (verified by genius tech) http://oleb.net/blog/2012/05/15-inch-mbp-mid-2010-crashing-t... which I haven't given to them for repair yet.
The Product button's visual transition repeatedly crashes my box. Otherwise, looks pretty cool :)
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#115Awesome!! I tried to signup on your launch, but it says email is wrong. Fyi, I gave my personal email.
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Serious question, as I enjoy posting on HN and don't want to run afoul of the community. Was my comment negged because I was seen as hijacking a thread by making general comments about web apps rather than addressing Webflow specifically? Or is it because of my negativity toward web apps and an appearance of ignorance on the state the art?
Don't worry. I have been downvoted just for mentioning a project that has the same name. Just wanted to make sure, that the creators are aware... I think, some posters have strong negativity sensors, which cause false positives from time to time. :)
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#117Incredibly useful and elegant tool. Well done Vlad (and bro)!
Is this the same vlad from vladstudio.com ? I always loved his work there. probably not considering vladstudio.com is more about photoshop designs and not about web development.
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#119As a UX engineer & designer, I think this looks great. I could imagine many non-engineers or non-designers using it. However, the right side seems to be too unintuitive even for me.
Re: Show HN: Webflow - Design responsive websites visually
#120Co-founder here. My brother and I quit our jobs 7 months ago, and have been working on this day and night off of our savings since then. The CSS Playground is a preview of our CSS styling tools, and we'll be adding some of our other components (layout, adding new elements, code export) soon. Currently, it only works in Chrome, but we're working hard to add Firefox support.