Dribbble Audio Feedback

33 Responses (page 1 of 2)

1. Kerem Suer

   For you lazy "I don't wanna type all that feedback" designers.

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   10 months ago

2. Beau Hankins

   Hahaha genius! love it.

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   10 months ago

3. Paresh Khatri ::::✈

   @Kerem Suer what if someone get the multiple audio feedback? how it will display all the multiple feedback? how that will work and how will you reply of the audio feedback?

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   10 months ago

4. Rovane Durso

   Great stuff! But was wondering the same thing as @Paresh Khatri ::::✈

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   10 months ago

5. Bobby Giangeruso

   Amazing. That's all I could say.

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   10 months ago

6. Yoga Perdana

   Brilliant!

   10 months ago

7. Kerem Suer

   @Paresh Khatri ::::✈ good questions. I think an audio feedback would act just like a "like". You can leave one audio feedback per shot.

   We can bake the audio feedbacks into the responses sorted by time. So the shot author can respond to each audio feedback only once. Others can listen the feedback and the response, but they can't respond to other users audio feedbacks.

   More shots coming soon :)

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   10 months ago

8. Haziq Mir

   Yes, please. @Dan Cederholm knows how to implement this ;)

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   10 months ago

9. Matt Zanchelli

   Wouldn't dictation ideally help solve this? You wouldn't really want to force anyone to have to rely on their speakers to know what you had to say.

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   10 months ago

10. Zach Roszczewski

    Great idea!

    10 months ago

11. Julia Khusainova

    Wonderful @Kerem!

    But what if I want to edit my feedback? You know we have the ability to edit our "typed by not so lazy designers" feedback when it is a message :)

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    10 months ago

12. Keiran Flanigan

    "Designing sure is fun, I just wish I didn't have to read and write so much."
    - No one

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    10 months ago

13. Beau Hankins

    @Matt Zanchelli refer to @Rogie's shot. The listening is the greatest aspect.

    10 months ago

14. Aric

    Haha, i want try ; D

    10 months ago

15. Vitaly Ishkulov

    Why not to use the way we all used to? First, put it to comments, se we can see it along with the comments.
    Second, as far as it's concept you can think of dictation or the same as on youtube that generates subtitles automatically — so you can listen record, or read transcribed text.

    10 months ago

16. Mani

    impossible is nothing great job @Kerem Suer

    10 months ago

17. Sascha Michael Trinkaus

    There goes the traffic budget... ;-)

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    10 months ago

18. Mylo

    wow!!!
    did anyone else turn the volume up on their computer or just me?
    =/

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    10 months ago

19. Rogie

    Really rad, but I got a thought - what if the record icon turned into a red "recording" circle while you were recording?

    Then when you hover the red recording circle, it changes to a stop square

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    10 months ago

20. Isaac Grant™

    FTW. That would be so rad!

    10 months ago

21. Jakub Kittler

    Yes! I love it and I WANT it! :)

    10 months ago

22. Kerem Suer

    @Rogie you know I actually sketched it out with the record button rather than stop. And I was thinking Dribbble barely introduces new colors for actions, so that's why I sticked to pink and grey, but you might be right, this might actually be one case that they use a more universal red recording circle. I will rebound this guy today, thanks dude.

    10 months ago

23. Ilja Miskov

    It's awesome idea, for trolling.

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    10 months ago

24. Martin Sorensen

    Okay,
    1. Why would I want to listen to someone who's too lazy to type?
    2. Wait - do I need more arguments?

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    10 months ago

25. Luboš Volkov

    HH nice one :D

    10 months ago