It looks good, in terms of developing an online application. Very smart.
However I also think it is adding to the perceived complexity of the application.
I think this is the point where you start to decide who you are targeting with the online Demo and for what purpose.
To you show how it solves a novice users problem in a simple clear interface or do you show how feature rich the application is and how it would be ideal for a developers every image editing needs.
Looks great; can’t wait to try it out. In my humble opinion however, the Undo / Redo All buttons seem a tad superfluous and add detail to a toolbar you should probably be trying to simplify.
A good point Eoghan – The toolbar will be configurable but I will probably use a different set of buttons as defaults.
Alan – This is just one of the 5 themes (more coming possibly) that the product ships with. PXN8 has evolved into a toolkit with the pxn8.com site being just one example of its use. I agree: positioning this isn’t straightforward.
I don’t mean to shit in your handbag, but I think I prefer the old version at the moment, although it could just be a familiarity thing. For me, the old one *looked* like a Paint program, and worked like a paint program.
[...] You can apply some effects to your image, and the most basic functions like zoom in/out, sharp, brightness, crop, resize, rotate and contrast. Edit your pic (from a file, or URL) and then save it (hard disk or upload to flickr). Very nice site… I want to see what they’re cooking for next release!! [...]
It looks good, in terms of developing an online application. Very smart.
However I also think it is adding to the perceived complexity of the application.
I think this is the point where you start to decide who you are targeting with the online Demo and for what purpose.
To you show how it solves a novice users problem in a simple clear interface or do you show how feature rich the application is and how it would be ideal for a developers every image editing needs.
It is a step you need to be careful with.
Looks great; can’t wait to try it out. In my humble opinion however, the Undo / Redo All buttons seem a tad superfluous and add detail to a toolbar you should probably be trying to simplify.
A good point Eoghan – The toolbar will be configurable but I will probably use a different set of buttons as defaults.
Alan – This is just one of the 5 themes (more coming possibly) that the product ships with. PXN8 has evolved into a toolkit with the pxn8.com site being just one example of its use. I agree: positioning this isn’t straightforward.
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google like it?
I don’t mean to shit in your handbag, but I think I prefer the old version at the moment, although it could just be a familiarity thing. For me, the old one *looked* like a Paint program, and worked like a paint program.
[...] You can apply some effects to your image, and the most basic functions like zoom in/out, sharp, brightness, crop, resize, rotate and contrast. Edit your pic (from a file, or URL) and then save it (hard disk or upload to flickr). Very nice site… I want to see what they’re cooking for next release!! [...]