That went well.
But otherwise, very clever.
As well you can set the -hover class to not alter the looks if you don't want the hover effect.
If anyone's ever looking for a lightweight simple date picker (~4k) you can always check out mine:
https://github.com/glad/glDatePicker
:)
Have you considered adding one of those?
I was hoping to see some shots of it in action before I signed up.
After having to wake up everyday around 7am my internal clock has pretty much gotten used to just waking my body up around the time. Even on weekends sometimes (eek).
Neat product but it's more of a novelty item than anything for me.
Right hand on mouse
By having to use arrow keys I have to move my hand over.
I know it seems like a nit-pick situation but majority of the site is driven with a mouse so I figured it only made sense.
Would definitely improve the experience
Hi All,I created a simple lightweight auto-complete/lookup plugin for jQuery.Some details and features about the plugin:- use any character as delimiter- custom callback for performing lookup- individual styles per control (in case you have multiples on one page)Downloads, examples, and instructions available at: http://code.gautamlad.com/glAutoTag/Complete project source available at:...
Why not fill your ads with SOPA/PIPA related items. Why not put info in the header.
It would make more sense from a usability if I could then continue filtering the list down more and more.
I always use http://instantdomainsearch.com
I have no time waiting around for POST results.
Consider AJAX as the next item on the TODO list.
Not a company but I launched a re-done version of my file sharing service: http://dropsauce.com
Plan to work on it some more in the coming few months.
Also released a jQuery calendar plugin on github: https://github.com/glad/glDatePicker/
The reason for drop vs add button is because some browsers don't support drag-n-drop (they wouldn't see that option).
Maybe I will go back to the drawing board and make dropping/uploading files the primary focus and naming it or changing passwords/expiry more of an option.
Would hiding those items in a collapsable div be the right thing?
I.e. the first thing you see when you get on the page is to upload files. And if you want to change options, click to expand the form and change it there.
Again appreciate the feedback.
That's one problem I see with UX/UI designers; sometimes they don't really think about what the end user wants.
And this statement is just bull-crap:
"All this got me thinking about if I’m truly designing a solution to a problem if all I’m doing is replicating the features of a spreadsheet in a web app. Why wouldn’t a user just use a spreadsheet then?"
Because you're building an application not a spreadsheet viewer.
The idea behind mine is you can create custom urls for the files you upload hence why you have to select a name (or keep the random one generated for you).
It's a shame that some people just give up trying to figure it out without even attempting to click or interact with a site.
I appreciate your feedback but I can only dumb down the process so much :)
Maybe I need to develop a mobile app for it and market it some more to get some recognition. :/
But... he was the VP of a $100 million company, after all!
A developer with no artistic skills? Perhaps.
I saw the word "Simple" yet it was far from it.
Used this as well. Just needs a bit of tweaking to fit your need.
Privacy policy is also available: