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Hey all, I made this in about a day (a bit longer than that, but I was sick, so...) I encourage you to try it out and provide feedback! It's written in Ruby
by vlad 17y ago
Hey all,
I made this in about a day (a bit longer than that, but I was sick, so...) I encourage you to try it out and provide feedback! It's written in Ruby on Rails. It's like Hot Or Not, but for Live Video. Any suggestions are welcome!
More importantly, what features could take this application to the next level? Right now, it's just a tech demo, but it could be its own app. Thanks.
- jimboyoungblood 17y agoAside from the name being obvious copyright infringement.. the original hotornot concept was about people posting pics to get feedback. here it's not clear whether the people submitted themselves to be rated, or can see the votes. it makes a difference whether users think their votes matter or not. make sure the next feed you show me isn't the one i just voted on. the skip button encourages people to not vote. it's not obvious you can click the image to enter the chat room. otherwise, it's pretty good :)
- markerdmann 17y agoI'm a fan of the skip button. It made my user experience a more comfortable one, and in the long run made me want to vote more often. I felt like I had a certain degree of freedom, which made this a refreshing break from the sort of pushy UI that tries to force you to act in its own interest. As a consequence, I felt a stronger impulse to contribute by voting.