Doesn't work on chrome on mac, many images are broken, some slides are doubled.
Piccsy Pitchdeck
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#22"Ajax" is listed under Technologies. May as well include "computers" and "internet," too.
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#23If you ignore the fact it takes minutes to display anything beyond a blank page, yes it is nice.
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#24Our corporate nannyware (websense) associates this site with "nudity". I could not make heads or tails of the site on my Nexus Galaxy.
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#25Near the bottom under Advisors the "role" of the two advisors is reversed.
iStock Photo / Getty Images and Flickr/Bitly should be swapped based on the description of the two men.
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#26Team has no apparent prior company operations experience, let alone M&A success. "Technical" team member isn't a "founder". They're in photo sharing and clearly following in Pinterest's footsteps. Yet, took the time to build an extremely well-designed, intricate, graphical investment pitch in HTML. Not sure if that's an antipattern or not. Certainly, an equivalently beautiful presentation aimed at prospective users o…
Off-topic, but you've been awfully critical and quick to judge as of late, Thomas. You've already shot this company down without seeing the product.
Huh? The product is right there.
Honestly: I'm not qualified to judge the prospects of a photo sharing site. I mean that sincerely: I have no f'ing clue of whether a photo site is worth $1 or $1Bn.
I'm in the exact same place as 'tferris: as a company operator and likely future again-founder, I have a somewhat visceral reaction to overly intricate investor courting rituals.
It might be a totally reasonable response to say "You're crazy, this is going to be super effective, they did exactly the right thing here." Awesome! I'll have learned something new. Fire away!
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#27Is this legal?
Let me rephrase> Is it legal to put a pitch deck aimed at private investors online for all to see? I know this is a grey area in the past, and recent legislation has changed things, so I ask again, in hopes of actually getting an answer: Is this legal?
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#28Doesn't work on chrome on mac, many images are broken, some slides are doubled.
Works fine in my Chrome 18, its way smoother in chrome than in Firefox 12
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#29Is there a well-known framework or JS library that most of these "scroll to animate" pitch decks are using? It seems like a lot of work to roll your own, and I imagine the designers have better things to do. They all seem to work roughly the same way.
scrollorama.js and impress.js are good starting points for that
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Firstly, I'm not sure how much of the pitch deck you actually absorbed. Much of what you said is not "factually" true. Secondly, why would creating a well-designed pitch deck be an antipattern? They have 3 million plus uniques a month with a very healthy average time on site. It's not like they are ignoring their users and the growth of their company so that they can instead just waste their time crafting elaborate p…
It's totally possible, even likely, that my fast read of their investor presentation missed facts. Perhaps you'd be kind enough to point a couple of them out?
If your first read of their presentation missed important facts, does that imply it's an ineffective presentation?