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Re: Show HN: Yoleo – A Beautiful RSS Reader

#11

Looks beautiful, interesting pay model. Seems like enough people still use RSS readers... Just 2 feature requests: 1.) Let us change the one color :) That red is pretty, but distracts from the content. Dustin Curtis got this right on his minimalist design in that the one-color isn't used in the actual content. 2.) Responsive design: Iv'e been removing apps from my phone for weeks and I couldn't be happier. Far less a…

Agree - the red is way too much.

We can tone down the red if enough people think it's jarring, I love this kind of feedback!

Re: Show HN: Yoleo – A Beautiful RSS Reader

#12
post #8

Clever name! I pressed "import" and it claims to be importing my feeds from Google Reader, even though I never gave it a password or feed or connected through Google. I wonder how that works...

You're in a queue, you are going to be redirected to auth as soon as your turn is up. There are a bunch of people trying to import at the moment.

Re: Show HN: Yoleo – A Beautiful RSS Reader

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Agree - the red is way too much.

We can tone down the red if enough people think it's jarring, I love this kind of feedback!

I would probably start with removing the red from the titles first. Removing the red completely would take away from the overall design which is too nice to mess up.

I always think a straight forward headline/copy relationship should be achievable with spacing, and maybe font-size before adding bold or a color.

If it's still too much (remember, this is an every day kind of app!) maybe the active links on the right could go non-red, then if it's still too much the border-left on the active links on the right.

Again, grats on shipping something that looks good.

Re: Show HN: Yoleo – A Beautiful RSS Reader

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post #18

theoldreader.com just chokes on my 100 feed list, and feedly has just been flaky for me. Here's to hoping this works well with a mobile interface!

The mobile interface isn't responsive yet. I have users with over 400 feeds, so it should be all good!
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