Here's another app idea. Create a catalog of map data based on years and let a user see what their location looked like in years past. Users could see what stores used to be there, how fast their city has sprawled, and could show their kids what their house looked like before it became a strip mall.
Here's an app idea. Show notifications when the device is within a certain distance from the location of a past historical event. ...or past Crime ...or a message another app user has left.
The colorblind simulator only works if you have normal vision. Is there a color corrector simulator for certain types of colorblindness? e.g. Show colorblind people what the colors look like to the normal viewer.
I was just going to post something similar. It's jaw-dropping to see the kinds of retorts that kirillzubovsky is giving. Even if the original comments are snarky in their own right, to quip back with "Maybe you could get lost", and "A little jealous, perhaps?", is absolutely brand killing not to mention disrespectful. If I were a mobile developer I would not want to be associated with this startup in any capacity.
Yes. That seemed pretty deceptive to me too. Nowhere did I agree or appear to agree to signup for a listserv or newsletter. I probably would have, but the surprise email in my inbox makes me not trust this group now.
That was my first thought. I actually have a need to partner with a mobile developer on a project, but paying $100 for the chance to find someone who's personality, communication, experience, and rate are compatible is, well, Ummm...
Looks good and is a useful app I could see myself using. I created an account and attempted to add a pet (dog). I ran into my first hiccup when the form asked if my dog was small/medium/large, I assume my lab is a large breed, but adding weights as a guide text could have helped me come to a quicker decision.
Second roadblock came when I clicked the save button. I was given an error at the top of the page, but the page didn't scroll up so I didn't know the submission failed. Also the error message was generic and didn't give me an reason why there was an error. I assumed I didn't fill in a required field but opted to close the tab and write this comment instead of guessing.
Showing a short list of the "best" recipes on the main page is something we're currently considering. Once we develop the ability for users to submit, comment, and rate on recipes we'll have the data to list the "Best" recipes (based on community rating) on the home page.
However you did point out a few other things that we should address. Such as what more can we give the user when their search doesn't return any results?
And how can we make the experience better for someone like yourself who wasn't searching for something specific but rather was just browsing our database for something interesting.
FYI, Liquorious.com is a great site for browsing, but not so when searching for a specific recipe.
Thanks for the feedback. This has been very enlightening.
Hey guys, this is Ben from GarnishBar. Those are great points Xinsight and JessMartin. We have a bunch of ideas for the site in future releases that will start to differentiate us from other cocktail sites and of course If you have any ideas we'd love to hear them.
I'd gladly hand over my wallet if http://SnapJoy.com had this feature.