Show HN: A site using zero images – any feedback on the UI?
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#42It would be pretty neat if you could figure out ahead of time which combinations were possible, disabling buttons for impossible combinations and reserving the "Size not found, please try again" message for weird exceptions where your index is out of date.
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#43Re: Show HN: A site using zero images – any feedback on the UI?
#44"We compare so you don't have too" should be "We compare so you don't have to"
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#45Re: Show HN: A site using zero images – any feedback on the UI?
#46Found an image: http://www.tyresum.co.uk/corporate.php
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#47Browsed with Windows Phone 7.8 I found it intuitive and easy to use. The interface reflects the the data domain it represents rather than glomming the data onto a generic shopping solution.
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#48#) It seems like you're not sanitizing the input parameters before using them to construct a SQL query. You should propably fix this. #) You shouldn't output the SQL error messages to the user. #) The purchase column shouldn't have a sort icon if it isn't sortable. #) IMHO the back button doesn't add any value since it just duplicates browser functionality. Another little nitpick: The sort icon on the page is a imag…
Re: Show HN: A site using zero images – any feedback on the UI?
#49tyre Whats that?
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#502 things: 1. Care to post a default so it's possible to explore? Couldn't figure out a working combination. 2. When you hit an error, would be helpful if you kept the previous selection prefilled (either via AJAX request or passing along the previous selection in the URL).