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Wow, this is wonderful. I have always been shocked at how commonly people Youtube for music and how much better that system could be. You've chosen a great prob
by artursapek 15y ago
Wow, this is wonderful. I have always been shocked at how commonly people Youtube for music and how much better that system could be. You've chosen a great problem to solve.
Feedback:
• I love the Similar button.
• Perhaps the links to the videos could be outline or something, right now it's hard to distinguish them from eachother because it's a mass of text. I mean of course the design of this is very minimalistic and the main focus here is the function, but for now that would be my main design criticism.
• You should filter for the word "with" preceding an artist's name in the video title. Also perhaps "and", or any sort of list of names after an occurrence of "with," because I got one video for the query "Avi Buffalo" that was "Look Out for My Love Jeff Tweedy with Avi Buffalo, Solid sound August 15 2010," which is of course not Avi Buffalo at all.
EDIT: Also, the ability to search while still keeping the current song playing at the top would be nice.
- cjstewart88 15y agoI agree with the playlist being a litte hard to read, I'll do some research and figure out if theres a better way to show the playlist. As far as filtering out videos with the keywords "with" and "and", I'll have to do some testing with this and see if the results are better. My concern is what happens when a user searches for something like "Coheed and Cambria", tons of the videos would be filtered out. I guess I could only filter out "with" and "and" if its not in the original search. Can you elaborate on how you think searching while listening should work? Thanks a lot for taking the time to give me some feedback.
- artursapek 15y agoSorry, I just saw this. Searching while listening would basically work how you have now but if there's already a video playing the system wouldn't stop it and change it to the first result for the new search, until the user clicks on a link in the results.