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17 Responses

1. Matt Sellers

   dat glow

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   11 months ago

2. Joe Godbee

   Instead of having the buttons that instruct you what to do, how about having a simple "copy to clipboard" button?

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   11 months ago

3. j

   @Joe Godbee — I think that takes away the detail. I think its nice to give the user the instruction of what to do.

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   11 months ago

4. Tarun Hari

   BUT I'M ON WINDOWZ

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   11 months ago

5. Joe Godbee

   @James ✌ Ok, I understand. Let me play devils advocate here...What if I were on a PC? Just trying to help.

   11 months ago

6. j

   @Joe Godbee You won't get the pleasure of the detail :)

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   11 months ago

7. Sorin Jurcut

   the problem is they are a tad too visible. and as such they might compete with the rest from visual pov. I would reduce opacity and draw them as simple forms with only a stroke around them. Far less visible and intruding. perhaps as a bg image of the edit field.

   11 months ago

8. j

   @Sorin Jurcut — I don't think the 400x300 grasps how it looks in the overall situation.

   11 months ago

9. Gijs Rogé

   Brilliant, once again @James ✌

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   11 months ago

10. Sorin Jurcut

    @James ✌ Not saying it does. But i have a good ideea about how it should look with that animation. Further more I imagine that's the only bit of animation you got on the entire element. That means that a good deal of the attention of the user will shift to that, because everything else is static. But don't take my word for it ! :)

    11 months ago

11. j

    @Sorin Jurcut Thanks for the feedback. However, this animation will only happen when the user hits CMD+C. So, the call-to-action text at the top, "Copy the link below..." will immediately make it recognisable that the link below is to be copied. Therefore, a user can simple drag and copy the text, or hit CMD+C.

    So, making the CMD (Control) + C copying a little more fancy. Thats all :)

    11 months ago

12. Daryl Ginn

    http://www.blogcdn.com/www.urlesque.com/media/2010/05/1272938115936.jpg

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    11 months ago

13. Edokoa

    I'd go with the copy to clipboard icon or link.

    Why would you make the users (specially users that don't use shortcuts) make the work themselves when you can provide a straightforward, platform-independent solution?

    11 months ago

14. Pieter van Est

    This is awesome @James ✌ :)

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    11 months ago

15. Donald. ♕

    Personally I think @James ✌ has once again hit the nail on the head with the design

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    11 months ago

16. Vaibhav Bhat

    We here on Dribbble need to give in and make you a plaque - "God of #fff."

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    11 months ago

17. Duncan Malashock

    This looks great. But sometimes looking great gets in the way of being easy to use; I think you should consider the Copy button idea, like @Joe Godbee suggests.

    11 months ago