Show HN: I built this website in 10 hours
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Show HN: I built this website in 10 hours
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#2Edit: I like the idea. A couple suggestions for improvements:
— Add a document title. Display the city and the restaurant in the title.
— Show some sort of a notification when a city isn't found (otherwise people might think your application is broken when Yelp doesn't support their city).
Re: Show HN: I built this website in 10 hours
#3 #mainblock { text-shadow: 1px 1px 3px #000; }
Before and after: https://mediacru.sh/1a4491899f11Re: Show HN: I built this website in 10 hours
#4... and it shows. What an overwhelmingly sloppy, poorly executed site. I took the first few questions of a quiz about Chicago; rather than having me "explore" the city's culinary offerings, it just blasted me with a bunch of questions I couldn't possibly answer about a restaurant I've never heard of before. A number of the questions were unanswerable (all of the questions had duplicate answers), and all of its knowledge about local restaurants is obviously pulled sloppily from Yelp's API (it offered such scintillating questions as "which Yelp review corresponds to this restaurant you've never heard of?" and "which picture, pulled from Yelp, is of a dish served at this restaurant you've never heard of?").
The idea is neat but this website is awful.
Re: Show HN: I built this website in 10 hours
#5> Show HN: I built this website in 10 hours ... and it shows. What an overwhelmingly sloppy, poorly executed site. I took the first few questions of a quiz about Chicago; rather than having me "explore" the city's culinary offerings, it just blasted me with a bunch of questions I couldn't possibly answer about a restaurant I've never heard of before. A number of the questions were unanswerable (all of the questions h…
I don't think you should brag about how little time you spent on anything. Nor should it be used as an excuse for a half-baked product.
There is a nugget of a good idea in there somewhere. I think it might be worth another 10 hours to really find the goodness here and then spend the time to build something people will actually love.