Critique

September 5, 2007 at 3:24 pm | In Bountee, Code & Tech, News | 3 Comments

Work IconTwo posts in one day – blimey! But today is worth it for one reason:

We’ve got new stuff! :)

Granted – it may mean a little bit more to us than it does you in the grand scheme of things, but we’ve been wanting to improve the voting on the site for a while now, and we finally think we’ve done it.

So now, once you’ve logged in, you will be greeted with the latest 5 designs submitted for Most Wanted status – you can of course view all of the latest design submitted here -  but now there is the added bonus of being able to provide some critique on the design right within that window; so you can justify your Yay or Nay!

It may seem like small functionality, but as someone who has had designs rejected on a nearly weekly basis I really hope it’ll be useful to receive some constructive feedback from my peers.

We hope you like it!

(As always, we’d love your feedback on it below)

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  1. It’d be handy to be able to view more than just a page of submitted designs as well.

    Currently, you have to vote for a bunch of t-shirts before you can view newer ones to vote on.

    A simple page ordering would be better, I feel.
    So I can view them all and not have a back-log of tees to vote on.

    That is all. [:

    Comment by Agito — September 24, 2007 #

  2. It is a bit strange to have sometimes three or more versions of basically the same piece to rate, just as it is a tad cumbersome to have to upload the same .svg file five times in order to make a grey, red, orange, blue and black version of the same shirt. The question is then also if one really must submit all 5 versions of the same shirt to be rated, as it is a bit weird to click ‘love it’ 5 times. If there were some way to upload a design, and then submit just the design and the rating would then count on all implementations that might ease up on some ‘clutter’ – of course I would not want to have to program that. :) Cheers

    Comment by Ian — October 10, 2007 #

  3. Hey Ian,

    Thanks for your comment.

    You’re right of course – and we might just have something that will ease your woes up our sleeves very, very soon! :)

    Comment by Hunty — October 10, 2007 #


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