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Show HN: We've built graphics comparison tool

Hi, I wanted to share with You our project (https://comparere.io https://comparere.io). We have built a website for comparing graphics and designs. The concept is simple, you have to just drag'n drop two designs you are having trouble to pick from. The idea has emarged when we stumbled across many different facebook groups for graphic designers, where they used to sometimes ask the community for help to decide which design is better. I had similar problem too. Hopefully this tool will help graphic/ux designers build/create projects that will appeal to more audiences. We are looking forward to read about your impressions.

Codeebo 7y ago
https://comparere.io https://comparere.io
iruoy 7y ago
So you can earn points by picking your favorite designs, but why can you lose them?
- Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
  You can lose points when you pick design that has less community support (less people liked it). This is to prevent situation, when someone would just kept voting on random designs. We also wanted to add an element of uncertainty when voting. When you would only be able to gain points, voting would quickly become boring.
kevsim 7y ago
Congrats on launching! I'd recommend changing your copy on the site to be as obvious as the description you wrote above (that it's about when you're having trouble picking between two designs). When I read through the site I _thought_ I knew what it was doing but wasn't quite sure until I ready your description above.
- Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
  Thanks! That's a good idea, we will definitely add similar description.
Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
If user is short on points and cannot add designs, he/she should vote on other users designs. Every correct vote grants 1 point. User can also lose points by picking design that has less community support (less people liked it). Completing the survey grants extra points (https://comparere.io/survey https://comparere.io/survey). There was also upload problem which has been fixed.
- codingdave 7y ago
  This sounds like you are deliberately building an echo chamber. Sure, I understand you don't want random voting to be rewarded, but this will actively punish people who simply prefer a different aesthetic than the majority.
  - Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
    Voting mechanism is currently very harsh. Thank you for your feedback, we will consider it in the next updates. Initially, we wanted Comparere to operate on the basis of A/B testing, but in micro scale. Our goal was to separate subjective opinions from the statistics. In our belief, better design is the one liked by majority of people, because it has and advantage to appeal to more audiences. We will try however to soften our "punishment system".

Codeebo 7y ago

https://comparere.io https://comparere.io

iruoy 7y ago

So you can earn points by picking your favorite designs, but why can you lose them?

Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
You can lose points when you pick design that has less community support (less people liked it). This is to prevent situation, when someone would just kept voting on random designs. We also wanted to add an element of uncertainty when voting. When you would only be able to gain points, voting would quickly become boring.

kevsim 7y ago

Congrats on launching! I'd recommend changing your copy on the site to be as obvious as the description you wrote above (that it's about when you're having trouble picking between two designs). When I read through the site I _thought_ I knew what it was doing but wasn't quite sure until I ready your description above.

Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
Thanks! That's a good idea, we will definitely add similar description.

Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago

If user is short on points and cannot add designs, he/she should vote on other users designs. Every correct vote grants 1 point. User can also lose points by picking design that has less community support (less people liked it). Completing the survey grants extra points (https://comparere.io/survey https://comparere.io/survey). There was also upload problem which has been fixed.

codingdave 7y ago
This sounds like you are deliberately building an echo chamber. Sure, I understand you don't want random voting to be rewarded, but this will actively punish people who simply prefer a different aesthetic than the majority.
- Arek_Lysakowski 7y ago
  Voting mechanism is currently very harsh. Thank you for your feedback, we will consider it in the next updates. Initially, we wanted Comparere to operate on the basis of A/B testing, but in micro scale. Our goal was to separate subjective opinions from the statistics. In our belief, better design is the one liked by majority of people, because it has and advantage to appeal to more audiences. We will try however to soften our "punishment system".