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Got few hours of free time, so I went ahead with this. Full view here
over 2 years ago
They need friken thumbnails, but zis i like :)
over 2 years ago
Thanks Pedja :)
over 2 years ago
Really really like this, I hope CloudApp see it!
over 2 years ago
Thanks Jamie.
over 2 years ago
sweeeeet.
over 2 years ago
Thank you Thomas :)
over 2 years ago
This is looking really nice and clean. Great work Fares
over 2 years ago
It's beautiful, Fares.
over 2 years ago
@Jonny @Farzad Thanks guys. Much appreciated.
over 2 years ago
neat & simple. ♥ it
over 2 years ago
much needed! their interface looks horrid.
over 2 years ago
Never fails me. Crafty good work, mate!
over 2 years ago
Crisp and clean - very nice.
over 2 years ago
Nice redesign, I wish they had categories or tags. The logo in the header could probably use a whiter color, this the way I see it.
over 2 years ago
@Kyee @Armono @Jason @Loubna Thank you so much.
over 2 years ago
Looking great, Fares!
over 2 years ago
Thank you so much Morgan.
over 2 years ago
brilliant!, looks promising
over 2 years ago
Stellar work!
over 2 years ago
Interfaces like this make me want to use the service even if I find no use for it at all. Very clean and looks great!
over 2 years ago
@Waseem @Thomas @Aaron Thank you for the kind words guys :)
over 2 years ago
I use CloudApp every day. If it would look like this I would use it every hour! ;D
over 2 years ago
Awesomness!
over 2 years ago
I agree you made it look better but you didn't really make it more useful. For example: a thumbnail view would make things 10x easier to navigate considering taking screenshots is a huge part of the tool. I'd love to see someone take a stab at actually making the web interface more USEFUL instead of adding gradients and drop shadows. That goes for all unsolicited redesigns; Add clarity and value not trends and effects.
over 2 years ago