dgunn

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   by dgunn 15y ago

   I also recommend a darker green. (#5ed179 works really well in my opinion)
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   by dgunn 15y ago

   Great job on the layout. I agree that the scrolling feed on the front page lets me know immediately that it's an active community and actually makes me want to join up.
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   by dgunn 15y ago

   That's a very interesting idea. I think a lot of startups would consider personal engagement at this level to be out of the question, but I'm going to seriously consider this approach (or a distant variation) for our beta launch.
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   by dgunn 15y ago

   Very fun. I have only one gripe and that is the fact that you have an alert pop up when I try to leave the page. I hate alert messages. Other than that the game is really fun and the questions are difficult enough that I don't think googli
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   by dgunn 15y ago

   I agree. I don't understand how so many apps can be springing up with the same flaws. They all seem to classify themselves as a tool specifically for the listing of things a person needs to do. To me, this would be similar to buying paper t
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   by dgunn 15y ago

   Good point. Especially about browser compatibility.
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   by dgunn 15y ago

   While I haven't used many of the techniques described in the article, I would imagine in many cases that using the CSS option would produce a smaller web page. This is because all the elements you are modifying (in some way) with JavaScript