T-Shirt Printing API
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T-Shirt Printing API
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Re: T-Shirt Printing API
#2Stripe wants their web design back
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#3You guys should talk to Teespring.
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#4I was about to yawn, until I saw the priceing. That's pretty good.
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#5Interesting- we are starting to see more and more APIs that interface with real physical objects. Is this the new advent of APIs?
Am i going to be able to purchase a pizza delivery whilst printing a shirt and having my car unlock for the car wash guy all from my phone as I'm heading home.
What other real life APIs are there available atm?
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#6Imagine if you could tie this api into a game, you level up your character and get a t-shirt with all the new equips/stats to show off to your friends...
Re: T-Shirt Printing API
#7Stripe wants their web design back
... really not sure where to go with this particular comment.
shirts.io would appear to be using Bootstrap, which will give a common popular minimalist style to their site - of which Stripe is a good example (but I don't think they use Bootstrap).
However, I'm not really seeing anything on their site that immediately screams 'We cribbed our design from Stripe'.
Do you have something you can point to?
Re: T-Shirt Printing API
#8Do you ship internationally?
Re: T-Shirt Printing API
#9Stripe wants their web design back
... really not sure where to go with this particular comment. shirts.io would appear to be using Bootstrap, which will give a common popular minimalist style to their site - of which Stripe is a good example (but I don't think they use Bootstrap). However, I'm not really seeing anything on their site that immediately screams 'We cribbed our design from Stripe'. Do you have something you can point to?
I thought of Stripe too.
1. Logo looks similar-ish 2. API functionality in a similar place 3. Similarly proportioned "reasons to love us"
Not a bad thing -- Stripe's design is good.
Re: T-Shirt Printing API
#10Stripe wants their web design back
It's a basic Boostrap site with jQuery UI. There's nothing here that looks like it was taken from Stripe's website.