Show HN: imgsea – image sharing made beautiful.
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My suggestion: go get a non-technical person, sit them down with a laptop, and give them the url. Don't tell them what it is or anything else. Watch how they react + interact. IMO you have some significant UX issues and you'd do yourself a favor if your testing included non-technical users.
I was able to create an account, but I was not able to upload any pictures. I just got a blank page.
Clickable: http://imgsea.com
My friend, Abhishek and I (Arjit) have been working on our new image sharing service "imgsea" we have worked on imgsea for about 3 months now and have coded the site from ground up, we use the popular CSS framework Bootstrap for our website's UI.
Currently we have the following features enabled :
1. Ability to upload images (YAY!)
2. Ability to create a custom album out of your uploaded images
3. Ability for users to comment on your images
4. Timeline like image display layout (TimeFlow)
5. Share picture on social networks (Facebook etc)
6. Passwords hashed with Crypt
7. Multiple image upload at once
What's coming ?
1. Social networking functions like Private messaging, chat, friend list and a wall like feature.
2. Ability to download all your pictures in 1 go (.zip)
3. SSL/HTTPS secured login (top priority at the moment)
4. Multiple image serving VPSes to serve images from multiple locations to ease off the load on the main host and serve images faster as well.
5. Drag & Drop upload
So what's the current limits?
Currently the only limits are each image is limited to a max of 20 MB.
What we would like ?
Report any and every bug you find :) at https://bitbucket.org/arjitc/imgsea-v2/issues?status=new&status=open
We're open to suggestions/feedback/criticism and feature requests as well.
Finally the link to imgsea, http://imgsea.com
Thanks :D