Adam's dashboard

A comment on the idea "Boundary hinting tool / AJAX Storyboard feature" in Balsamiq:

FWIW, colored borders would just be one more thing... – Adam, on December 14, 2009 22:41

A comment on the idea "Boundary hinting tool / AJAX Storyboard feature" in Balsamiq:

Low hanging fruit tastes really good. Very fresh. The no border selector (now) seems easier to select than before. Dotted looks great. Just for the rectangle, right? – Adam, on December 14, 2009 22:03

A comment on the idea "Zoom Zoom" in Balsamiq:

Will zoom be simultaneously released on desktop and JIRA? (and the plethora of other platforms?) – Adam, on December 11, 2009 19:09

Adam marked one of Bryan Mason's replies in typekit as useful. Bryan Mason replied to the problem "Doesn't work in Chrome for Mac".

A comment on the problem "Fonts not displaying in Chrome" in typekit:

I'd say this ticket can be closed! – Adam, on December 09, 2009 05:32

Adam marked one of Steve's replies in typekit as useful. Steve replied to the problem "Fonts not displaying in Chrome".

A comment on the idea "My wish list for Spreedly" in Spreedly:

It does - but users can also share those links... – Adam, on December 08, 2009 03:33

Adam replied on December 07, 2009 16:28 to the idea "My wish list for Spreedly" in Spreedly:

Duff, just saw something to consider when implementing coupons (from Jakob Nielson's Alertbox: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/short-t...)

"Instead of using coupon codes, encode offers in special links embedded in your email newsletters and automatically transfer the coupon to the user's shopping cart. This has two benefits...
It eliminates the "enter coupon code" field, which scares away shoppers who don't have coupons (and who refuse to pay full price when the checkout flow blatantly signals that other users are getting a better deal)."

http://screencast.com/t/NjlkYTYxNGU

A comment on the problem "Fonts not displaying in Chrome" in typekit:

Thanks tmtstr - this is a great temporary save! – Adam, on November 11, 2009 22:21

Adam marked one of tmtstr's replies in typekit as useful. tmtstr replied to the problem "Fonts not displaying in Chrome".

Adam reported a problem in Balsamiq on November 10, 2009 20:13:

Copy/paste from Jing into Mockups doesn't work

If I try copying an image from Jing and pasting immediately into Mockups nothing happens. How is that different from a normal copy/paste in the OS? I'm on Windows Vista.

http://screencast.com/t/NWI4Y2JiODAt

I know you don't love Jing the way I do but any love you can spare Jing would be great. fwiw, you're right, it crashes all the time.

A comment on the idea "Paste images/screenshots directly into Mockups" in Balsamiq:

I'll try to be patient. =) – Adam, on October 08, 2009 16:57

Adam replied on October 08, 2009 16:42 to the idea "Paste images/screenshots directly into Mockups" in Balsamiq:

Does this mean you now require Flash 10?

A comment on the idea "Option under New Mockup: Import from existing mockup" in Balsamiq:

To be honest, I can't remember now. I'll see if it comes back to me...

Somewhat related, are you going to put the "Save as new mockup" option inside of the mockup editor in mybalsamiq? – Adam, on September 24, 2009 03:46

A comment on the idea "Paste images/screenshots directly into Mockups" in Balsamiq:

Wahoo!!! – Adam, on September 23, 2009 13:17

A comment on the question "Pencil icon" in Balsamiq:

I can't believe I left those other comments 1 year ago... time flies! – Adam, on September 09, 2009 16:15

Adam replied on September 09, 2009 16:13 to the question "Pencil icon" in Balsamiq:

Peldi - can you set us all up with thumbs up and thumbs down icons? That would be fabulous.

Adam marked one of Paul Veugen's replies in Usabilla as useful. Paul Veugen replied to the question "Do you (or will you) have an API?".

A comment on the question "Do you (or will you) have an API?" in Usabilla:

Just the standard stuff: tests, data behind tests (title, url, results). A really great API would be one that would allow us to create tests as well. Imagine you create a new design, you upload it, have a Usabilla test created for it, ask a standard set of questions, send it out for feedback, and pull back the results and compare across designs. – Adam, on September 03, 2009 19:38

A comment on the idea "How's Dropbox? feature" in Get Satisfaction:

Agreed on the yes/no poll. Getting into anything more than that gets hairy (where do you stop?), but if it is just a thumbs up/down or "Awesome"/"Needs work" then that gives you some real data. Just be sure to put that data in the API. We want to use it in BigBrassBand =) – Adam, on September 03, 2009 17:18