How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
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Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#2Just take a spirit journey like Erlich on silicon valley.
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#3Misspell something so its not already taken, then choose colors via Feng Shui or some such.
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#4Side note: that re-implemented scrollbar is terrible. Makes it very distracting to read the whole thing. I'd suggest at the very least halving the time of the scroll "animation", if not ditching the whole thing altogether.
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#5Side note: that re-implemented scrollbar is terrible. Makes it very distracting to read the whole thing. I'd suggest at the very least halving the time of the scroll "animation", if not ditching the whole thing altogether.
I'm not really sure what's gained by reimplementing scrolling in the first place.
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#6"ripl" or some other play on "ripple" would have been a better name.
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#7Side note: that re-implemented scrollbar is terrible. Makes it very distracting to read the whole thing. I'd suggest at the very least halving the time of the scroll "animation", if not ditching the whole thing altogether.
Chrome didn't show me a scrollbar at all--had to scroll to the end to gauge the size of the list. What's anyone got against seeing scollbars anyway?
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#8"ripl" or some other play on "ripple" would have been a better name.
We thought about ripl and other words, but there we soooo many other apps with similar names. And we wouldn't have wound up with the froggie as our logo! :)
Re: How to come up with a catchy name and logo for your startup
#9Side note: that re-implemented scrollbar is terrible. Makes it very distracting to read the whole thing. I'd suggest at the very least halving the time of the scroll "animation", if not ditching the whole thing altogether.
Will look into it, as it was just part of the WordPress theme we chose. Thanks for the feedback.