Daniel Burke

Well...I suppose the very least that could have been done...would be to make your lander page responsive...?

wow...this is fantastic.

Mostly, I love the new design. One huge black eye though...is the "Endorsements" that are taking up 80% of my screen on the "Me" tab, as they have come in as "Notifications". This is a huge mistake IMO. When I think "Me", I think if my profile and I want to go to my profile and see it. I would rather see "Notifications", especially those spamming endorsements, in the "My Network"...

"Fantasy Matchup is the fantasy football app that will help you get the edge! Stop worrying about who to start. FM helps you make educated decisions based on industry leading statistics."

Does anyone else see this as a nightmare for sites like Etsy?

Wow, what a beautiful app.

I browsed the site for about 30 seconds and now the sign up pop-up won't go away. Not a very cool initial experience :( I'm interested in the platform, having built something similar years ago, but not being able to read a single article or point without signing up is pretty frustrating.

The chapter on Optionals is solid. Definitely worth the 99¢ in-app purchase.

So...I was super excited about this...until I hit the "Buy Online" link and was presented with an image with TONS of air bubbles below the draw pad. I feel like I could use this all day, but drawing over air bubbles all day would really frustrate me. Of course, maybe the product person just did a poor job of putting it on. That said, if the product person with the desire to sell this...

"alerting a staff member of a users presence" - this. Imagine Open Table providing restaurants with data on the full life-cycle of a user, from search to interest to being seated (and at what table). They could in turn tie that data and the resulting review to who the server was at that table as well as what the user ordered, not just what they took a picture of. Who knows whether...

hey @forrestmaready, wanna comment on the tech involved, or anything about your process?

This is a great example of a "not-so-new" product that still deserves to be here. Awesome tool. I've been using this for the last year or so.