YooPlace.com - looking for feedback
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I think the front page has a lot of interesting links. The link titles ought to be cleaned up wrt the leading or trailing site identifications, e.g. "... - CNN", "... - Yahoo! News"
OTOH, the comments are more in the nature of trackbacks, and are not interesting at all.
OTOH, the comments are more in the nature of trackbacks, and are not interesting at all.
99% of your users will be hitting youplace by mistake, I'd look for a better name
Design wise I would spend a few hours getting it to look good. Right now its just meh, the colors don't work at all. Take a screen cap of your site, then open it in photoshop, then use the color patterns from http://kuler.adobe.com/ to see what looks good.
Functionality wise, I don't think you are going to find many people willing to give their twitter logon info to a new site.
Design wise I would spend a few hours getting it to look good. Right now its just meh, the colors don't work at all. Take a screen cap of your site, then open it in photoshop, then use the color patterns from http://kuler.adobe.com/ to see what looks good.
Functionality wise, I don't think you are going to find many people willing to give their twitter logon info to a new site.
Agreed on those points but also the url. Despite seeing the url my fingers began typing "YouPlace" before I did a quick double take and hit o instead of u.
Cool idea. I would have someone fix some of the writing(the about page).
It's a list of links like reddit, this place and hundreds of other places on the web. The site should tell me how it's own list of links are more relevant or important to me.
ok hopping on you -- yoo? also I don't see any reason to use at all. Maybe think a bit more niche? (Think Met's news) I know I know waaay off base but this arena is already quite covered and tracked as has been pointed out.
Many thanks everybody - I'll be back with updates.
i agree with vaksel ... everyone will be using youplace.com
YooPlace lists most recent and active links published on the twitter public timeline organising them in threads. Threads and single posts can be voted promoting most interesting. If authenticated with twitter username and password further posts and replies can be published both on YooPlace and Twitter.
Initial inspiration (and layout) are obviously from YC News, data from twitter API and search feeds.
http://www.yooplace.com
All feedback is welcome!