One interesting thing to note (that wasn't mentioned in the article): The design is based on an SVG template that is modular & rasterized on the server to produce any color variation desired. We can also perform SVG layer-effects on raster images (Lighten, Darken, Screen, Multiply) -- which is how we get the patterns to match the background color, for example.

We'll be back-porting that feature to Weebly as well -- picture a web site template that is image-based yet still lets you choose any color combination desired.

Oh man, powerful stuff. Your website editor is starting to compete with my image editor : P

Many congratulations to you guys.

Awesome stuff guys.

But you need to make it known the next time you're hanging with the Hammer.

I thought a color on the web is just a triplet of bytes (RGB)?

OK, just kidding, but I have no idea what you have been talking about...

Thanks for the support guys!

Let's keep it up :-) http://digg.com/design/SnapLayout_launches_the_profile_edito...

I digg!

Thanks! We're getting close now - first page of upcoming in tech. yeaaah

dugg

Putting MC Hammer into the demo vid was both surprising and ingenious. Great job guys!

I'm not sure if that means the Weebly guys have come up in the world, or if Hammer has sunk to a new low...

Hahaha! How did that even happen? M.C.Hammer? Where did you find him?

techcrunch 40. He has a startup for online video battledancing or something.

actually we bumped into each other at one of conway's gatherings.

Ah, bringing designing power to the people. That's great.

What's with the shutdown speculation? I can't imagine they'd shut it down given that it's not a competing content site and they're bringing out an API, would they?

Very nice. I would just love to see it generalized. An open way for any social site to use Weebly as their profile editor.

Great idea, killer execution.

I definitely see this going places. Amazon job, guys :)

Yikes. Is this a worry? http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/10/09/myspace-platform-to-lau...

not really. we see it as complimentary -- and we'll be using myspace's platform to generate ad revenue from profiles, eventually, anyway.

awesome

This is very slick what you have done! As opposed to most MySpace customization websites, I don't feel dirty while I'm using your system. Haha. Kudos to everyone involved!

I don't think it really works in my Browser (Firefox on Ubuntu 7.04). I couldn't drop the widgets, and there was no choice of corner styles.

Hammer's MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/mchammer

It's gonna get even pimper

Nice, make it a Weebspace

This is good, real good.

haha, that was nasty... posted it before i could get to it :)

sorry about that...amazing site though; you guys are impressive!

oh, i meant nasty as in "kick ass", and thanks.

brill!