Hi guys!
Thanks for feedback!
sasha wrote:
- GIF doesn't look great. Look at how crisp the animations are at sublimetext.com
Yep, that's an effect of video compression that happens before the actual GIF is made.
I thought it won't be that visible, but since you've pointed it out - I have just found another way of screen capturing, without a compression loss.
A kick from outside is a great solution against laziness
sasha wrote:
- Maybe put the best use cases more prominent on the main website (in addition to the forum)
Surely, however, I think there should be at least 8-10 of such clips, before publishing on the main website.
sasha wrote:
- I would shorten the text to 1-2 sentences, the animation should be more or less self-explanatory
- Don't display all on one page, too much moving things (visual noise)
- Use similar configuration for use cases. Currently, the windows have different toolbar settings, different horizontal separation, ...
- Only one use case per animation. In the second one (hard filtering), the navigation and marking are maybe not necessary.
Good points, will try.
Don't know how to split those clips in Wiki - different page for every Tip is a bit overkill, and manually inserting some vertical space between them in single page might look odd.
Yeah, I've read that blog post, but decided to go in a more conservative way, since that web page design and scripting is a somewhat black magic for me
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