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Your screenshot was kind of confusing because it gets cut off. I thought it was part of the page and that the text on the right was cutting of the text on the l
by Vindexus 17y ago
Your screenshot was kind of confusing because it gets cut off. I thought it was part of the page and that the text on the right was cutting of the text on the left.
I'd remove the target="_blank" on the "try a demo" link just because I, personally, think it's annoying.
Also, the demo is just redirecting back to the homepage.
I'd add some extra text to your <title> pages to help with SEO and to make it clearer. "to re-do | Reusable todo lists" or something similar.
Add some labels to your "new list" form just to make it clearer. The center align on the title of the list is kinda weird. Make it clearer that each new line in the textarea means a new item on the todolist.
I don't see any way to add/edit items on my lists. Planned feature?
All of your links are highlighting when I hover over any one of them. I mean the "save restore clear" links when you're looking at a list.
I don't really like the background changing when I finish an item. It's unexpected and kind of jarring. For a second I was like "my monitor is messing up, wtf?"
I'd add a bookmarking button just to make it easier to get back to your lists. I'd also change the url from using the autoincrement ID to using some sort of random alphanumeric key. I don't really like that people can just change that number and peruse through all of the lists.
The "restore" and the "clear" buttons don't seem to be doing anything.
Consider adding a link to the todolist page that goes back to the homepage. Maybe also a "Create new List" page.
- jmonegro 17y agoThe screenshot also links to the demo; I fixed the text link, but heroku won't accept my commit. I'll try later. If you test on chrome, you'll see I'm using the html5 placeholder attribute on the new list form, which provides instructions. A planned feature is to have a secret edit link. For the mean time, you could create a new list, though I know it could be bothersome. Those links save a cookie that remembers the items you already checked off. Save makes the cookie, restore restores it, and clear deletes the cookie. I'll definitely do the bookmarking thing. Thanks a lot!