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Ugh I struggled to find something like this before I manually built the DB for http://wcfixtures.co.uk http://wcfixtures.co.uk Dammit!
by alexcroox 12y ago
Ugh I struggled to find something like this before I manually built the DB for http://wcfixtures.co.uk http://wcfixtures.co.uk Dammit!
- llamataboot 12y agoI love your site design!
- junto 12y agoAgreed. It is really unique. Nice work.
- melvinmt 12y agoGreat site, but timezone is 8 hrs off for me.
- untog 12y agoWell, it is a .co.uk site.
- iagooar 12y agoBut there is this thing called timezone support. Even JS can handle it.
- alexcroox 12y agoIt was built for UK users (.co.uk), I wasn't up for researching the TV channels of every country!
- melvinmt 12y agoYeah I get that it's co.uk, but with one small adjustment (just displaying the local timezone in JS) it could be used by people all over the world :) No need for researching TV channels, the games are broadcast instantly in every country.
- sturob 12y agoLikewise for http://sturob.com/wc14/ http://sturob.com/wc14/ We should aim to do better at collaborating on this sort of thing - before the tournament starts.
- bronson 12y agoThat's a great picture. High information density but easy to read.
- iamwithnail 12y agoAlex and sturob, those are both gorgeous, guys!
- rbonvall 12y agoI loved the 9x9 grid for displaying group matches.
- onk 12y agoI've much enjoyed your illustration throughout the group matches. Interestingly, I've shared it with others and they all fell silent. But once I explained it to them they liked it a lot and shared it with others. Who also fell silent. For many people it seems it's too much information/impenetrable. For me it was a puzzle to solve (as I wasn't current on current round-robin protocol). Really good work. Keep it up and see you in 4 years!
- fridriksson 12y agoAwesome design!
- mokkol 12y agoThis is the best world cup site by far! Thanks a lot for sharing!
- spazmaster 12y agoCare to share some stats on visits and where they come from? I love the site!