The fifth version of the community website is a collective work of great and height pro people that are involved in the development process.
We all tried our best to create a social platform for web designers/devs, having in mind that this group of people has quite different needs than others! My personal opinion - we did great. What do you think?
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Maxim Aginsky
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Maxim Aginsky
Thank you for your warm words!
The clean interface actually, was one of our goals :) - the images should speak for themselves.
Thanks again.
LINK Creative
LINK Creative is a full service design and technology firm with locations in both San Francisco and Santa Rosa. For over 15 years, we have produced websites and business tools that are impeccable in both form and function. Our work is the ultimate blending of technology and craftsmanship.
LINK Creative
Love the new site updates, looks super clean. The pinterest board style of posts is a bit disruptive and busy, but damn if it doesn't look nice.
Maxim Aginsky
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Maxim Aginsky
Thank you very much Karan!
The inclusion of sorting filters is a very good point. Just recently we have implemented filtering by tags, user skills and members by countries and cities. I am adding your suggestion to our list. Thanks!
Now please, can you explain what advantages you see of adding pagination for the pages like Nominees, Favorites and I am guessing other similar pages?
Thanks again Karan.
KP-Design
Karan is a Creative Director/ Visual Designer with 6+ years of experience in Digital Art Direction, Branding and Print Design. His design style tends to be visually rich and memorable.
Karan Patel
Great job on the new design Maxim. My suggestions would be to look at including sorting filters in the future so users can search projects by industry, design elements, colours, etc. and maybe consider adding pagination once the submissions increase beyond a certain limit.