I'll check the library and see if I can use it. Being a JS noob I just patched up whatever I could find. I know there is lot of scope for improvement in code.
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I'll check the library and see if I can use it. Being a JS noob I just patched up whatever I could find. I know there is lot of scope for improvement in code.
It will be added in the next version. Pinky promise!
1. Find cheapest flights between two countries (country->city, city->country, country->country). Some people don't mind traveling a little just to reach the airport from where they can find cheaper flights.
2. Bypass stopovers which levy transit visa. You can easily find my location so you can identify places where I will need to get transit visa even for stopovers and give me option to ignore flights with those stopovers.
One other thing I do is try to make sure I complete my web design without having to use any image or Javascript. When you limit yourself in this way, you find ways to accomplish in CSS/CSS3 and get better at it eventually.
Infographics meant for web consumption should be made using HTML, CSS and JS not images and this library will help a great deal.
Instagram, Colors, Zynga and others like that are still exceptions rather than a rule. Indeed media attention for these social apps/gaming companies tend to be high which might give the illusion that internet industry as a whole is moving towards valuations without any base underneath.
1. If you have a shopping website and a visitor regularly visits a certain product page, show him a coupon to boost sales.
2. If you have a blog, target your advertisements based on geography of visitor.
3. Show messages based on user-behavior.
4. Test new features to certain set of users before making it all live for everyone.
Just a couple of them.
You might also want to add new input attributes like number, date, time and search etc.
> I think bad copy exaggerates this. Serif fonts look great, if the rest of the web page design supports it. It doesn't right now. Same thing about that fantasy font.
> The sync button can be used to denote "realtime email reporting". Look at the Pictos font pack for more sauce http://pictos.drewwilson.com/
1. Not too sure about the title "Kiss Your Complicated Help Desk Software Goodbye!" as well as the statement below it. Big words, which can easily be replaced by smaller words and more images of the product.
2. Not a fan of Serif and fantasy fonts either. Try some Sans-Serif fonts instead. Will make the copy more legible.
3. The boxes which show product features look like blobs of text. Use images with text. Keep the feature boxes less and instead give a link to a separate "Features" page.
4. The "play" button image on the video looks odd. Doesn't gel with anything else on the page.
5. Put more testimonials and put shorter ones on homepage. Shorter ones tend to have more punch. Make a separate page for testimonials where you can allocate the bigger ones.
Really dig your product by the way. All the best.
Would you say it's good enough for someone who wants to do Django, python dev, Photoshop, Illustrator and some basic video editing?
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