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I get excited whenever Stripe releases a new product because their demo pages are bar-none the best ever made. The attention to design is very, very nice.
by mmanfrin 9y ago
I get excited whenever Stripe releases a new product because their demo pages are bar-none the best ever made. The attention to design is very, very nice.
- scrollaway 9y agoI found out they have a Dribbble account recently! https://dribbble.com/stripe https://dribbble.com/stripe
- gbrits 9y agoAgreed, although Mapbox comes close imho.
- erickhill 9y ago> I get excited whenever Stripe releases a new product because their demo pages are bar-none the best ever made. So, what does this software actually do? My company uses Stripe and it is not immediately clear.
- manacit 9y agoIt looks like a hybrid of Big Query / Looker for your financial data that lives in Stripe, with a lot of help to make it easier for users. Imagine if you were a small and/or non-technical shop who used Stripe for your payments. This offers a window to produce good looking reports about the business without needing to keep track of that information in parallel outside of Stripe. They have all sort of pre-run queries for MRR, Payment Methods, etc. which offers _huge_ benefit to those people who can get some great insights for no added work.
- cocoflunchy 9y agoMe too, but I'm disappointed this time... http://imgur.com/a/msL4T http://imgur.com/a/msL4T
- edwinwee 9y agoThat doesn't look right. Could you share with me your browser and OS versions? edwin@stripe.com
- cocoflunchy 9y agoIt's fixed now, I was on chrome 58.0.3029.113 on iOS.
- mygo 9y agoliterally the only reason I clicked the link was to see what they would do with that viewport. A little darker and less colorful than their usual work, but as a standalone piece it looks great. except for this one major bug... http://imgur.com/a/UWrcC http://imgur.com/a/UWrcC