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Love this idea and the final images look great. One gripe with the UX, and I'm starting to see this everywhere, is that the only way to upload a file is to drag
by sutterbomb 14y ago
Love this idea and the final images look great. One gripe with the UX, and I'm starting to see this everywhere, is that the only way to upload a file is to drag it onto the browser. Why not add the option for a standard file input form? Drag and drop uploading breaks my workflow substantially - am I alone in this?
- rexreed 14y agoAgreed. Indeed it would be even more useful / powerful for me if I could interact via API ala imgur or imm.io
- Mizza 14y agoCame here to say the same thing - I hate drag and drop everywhere! I have to resize my browser window, move it around, open up a file browser, resize that, find the file, drag and drop it, close the file browser, and resize my web browser. How annoying! I think it's because it's an OSX paradigm, so stuff that's very design-y tend to use it, and it ends up with the usual OSX "looks nice, isn't very practical" effect. I love the service though - could use some 'outdoor' shots in urban environments, a crowd, a concert, a subway stop, stuff like that. Bookmarked.
- odelaguila 14y agoyou guys should use http://mizage.com/divvy/ http://mizage.com/divvy/ is great for resize windows without touching the mouse.
- sutterbomb 14y agoI love divvy, but a file input field is still easier. Both options require you to go through a file browser to find your file, but a file input doesn't make you resize any windows then resize them back.
- Domenic_S 14y agoWhy resize your browser? cmd+tab to Finder, cmd+n a new Finder window, browse to file, drag it in... (PC win+e a new explorer window and do the same thing)
- Too 14y agoEven worse is that you MUST have a mouse. Navigating with keyboard alone doesn't work.
- navidsafa 14y agoWe added the upload button btw. Thanks for the feedback
- sutterbomb 14y agoawesome, thank you.