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Cool idea, a little shady though. I mean, why would you use jpg for a graphic like this? http://appbackr.com/images/step-ideas.jpg http://appbackr.com/images/st
by bryanh 17y ago
Cool idea, a little shady though. I mean, why would you use jpg for a graphic like this? http://appbackr.com/images/step-ideas.jpg http://appbackr.com/images/step-ideas.jpg
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- bmelton 17y agoWhile I completely agree that JPG is the wrong choice for what is essentially a 2-color graphic, what about that makes it shady?
- appbackr 17y agoA guy who I respect named Ben Kutil did the design for the appbackr home page. http://make-things.com/ http://make-things.com/ Let me know why the .jpg makes us look shady. twitter.com/appbackr trevor at appbackr.com Thanks, Trevor Cornwell, Founder, appbackr inc.
- makethings 17y agoJPG was actually the smallest file size for that graphic because of the texture of the background and the ragged edges,though I haven't looked at those file sizes since that page launched.
- makethings 17y agoI think it makes uslook sketchy, not shady </badjoke>