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We also designed (or, hacked together) this login page with (JavaScript) snow: http://app.visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/login.php http://app.visualwebsiteoptimizer

• corin_ 16y ago
  Not sure I'd count adding one line to your site as "designed" or "hacked together". <script src="js/snowstorm.js"></script> Maybe if you'd written that JS yourselves.. pre-emptive edit: Maybe it's worth pointing out that I'm not saying you shouldn't have used that script, or that you ought to have written it yourself - just that you shouldn't claim you "hacked [it] together".
  • yock 16y ago
    I may be missing something, as it seems at least I can't get a look at the actual javascript file, but is there some reason you believe they didn't write snowstorm.js?
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    • corin_ 16y ago
      As it happens I recognised the effect without needing to see the code, but had that not been the case, the JS file begins: /** @license * DHTML Snowstorm! JavaScript-based Snow for web pages * -------------------------------------------------------- * Version 1.41.20101113 (Previous rev: 1.4.20091115) * Copyright (c) 2007, Scott Schiller. All rights reserved. * Code provided under the BSD License: * http://schillmania.com/projects/snowstorm/license.txt */
  • paraschopra 16y ago
    I'm sorry if you thought if I came across saying that we wrote that JS. We didn't! I just thought that I found it very interesting effect and we featured on our login page (which for an A/B testing product is usually boring)