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  1. zoom Licking the Dribble Ice Sculpture
    10 Mar Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Dribbbled Licking the Dribble Ice Sculpture
  2. zoom Licking the Dribble Ice Sculpture
    10 Mar Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Licking the Dribble Ice Sculpture

    At the @dribbble party with @Derek Bradley licking the scalpture in SXSW

  3. zoom Account Settings [gif]
    6 Mar Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Account Settings [gif]

    @Shaun Moynihan I think that you are incorrect. I agree with @Kerem Suer - I was actually heading down here to say exactly what Kerem said when I ran into his comment.

    If you are going to argue that having the button is more intuitive for un-savvy users then I will challenge you that your experience is still too complex for those users. Showing a field and a change button makes it unintuitive for savvy and un-savvy users creating a cognitive speed hump.

    Your savvy user now clicks in the text field but will be presented with a thought of "If I click change will it blank my password, should I enter a new password first then click change?!". Your un-savvy user will question much the same but then also wonder what the second field is for because it has no instruction - you assume convention of a confirm password but if you do then you forget that un-savvy users don't have that convention per se.

    I suggest perhaps making it more instructive and intuitive by simply removing the field, and on the button you say "Change Password" once clicked this reveals the two fields clearly marked as New Password and confirm with a save button and a cancel link.

    There is another technical point that you forgot about, as a malicious user if I happen to get into your profile (maybe you forgot to sign out) I can now change your password and take over your account because at no point am I required to give you my old password. (I would say you should require a password to change email as well)

    These are just my thoughts but I do feel like although your design is great and your animation smooth and cool the UX needs a bit more thinking.

  4. zoom Introductions
    5 Mar Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Introductions

    Looks great!

  5. zoom Diva - Beauty/Cosmetology Theme
    1 Mar Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Diva - Beauty/Cosmetology Theme

    @Matt this looks great, but how about trying to add more padding making the page taller, and making the headlines way bigger.

  6. zoom Sign Up Variation
    27 Feb Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Dribbbled Sign Up Variation
  7. zoom Sign Up Variation
    27 Feb Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Sign Up Variation

    I am not a huge fan of using massive amounts of gradients / powdering to soften edges, however in this case these cards will rotate out and I feel it works best here.

    Do I talk about this stuff on twitter?

  8. zoom Page Does not Exist
    27 Feb Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Page Does not Exist

    @Daryl Ginn I try and answer all questions without judgment :D

  9. zoom Page Does not Exist
    27 Feb Pro
    Mitchell Geere     Commented on Page Does not Exist

    @Razvan we didn't want to offer the system navigation for the reason that this is a special 404 meant to block people who aren't allowed to hit the site from seeing it. The bottom navigation is the only part we are okay with them hitting.

    @Daryl Ginn I got it off of iStock, unfortunately I don't have the camera skills or budget to shoot my own.

    @Asif Aleem Thank you. :)

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