21 comments

  • Ben Henschel, 9 years ago

    I absolutely love that you can demo the form by donating a $1 to a good cause.

    10 points
  • Allan GrinshteinAllan Grinshtein, 9 years ago

    Killing it as always.

    7 points
  • David BroderickDavid Broderick, 9 years ago

    This looks awesome, but does anyone else think it plays wayyy too fast? Maybe I can't read or I just want to look at the details, but it's a little frustrating having to keep replaying to get a better look at "that one spot."

    5 points
    • Drew KochDrew Koch, 9 years ago

      haha I was thinking the same thing. I got totally lost after a bit myself

      0 points
  • Matt AchariamMatt Achariam, 9 years ago (edited 9 years ago )

    This is really well done.

    5 points
  • Parker MooreParker Moore, 9 years ago

    Site looks very similar to Ratchet's. And the product design itself needs a lot of work. I used it the other day via Instapaper and it was a poor experience overall:

    1. I had no idea who I was giving my credit card to, because the design didn't look the same as Instapaper's. I had to look at the source code to see that the JavaScript was pointing to Stripe. As a consumer who cares about his security, I was turned off initially because I had no idea who I was giving my CC info to.
    2. There was no evidence that my submission was sent over a secure connection. Without SSL, my credit card information would be traveling all around the country without any protection. This is a serious problem.

    The site is pretty, but it leaves me highly skeptical.

    2 points
    • James Young, 9 years ago

      Be interesting to see how these concerns are addressed as I had similar thoughts. Lovely visual design and demo but ultimately these points are significant to say the least.

      0 points
    • Tom HareTom Hare, 9 years ago

      There's a delicate balancing act between clean UI and instilling confidence through familiarity. Paypal takes the opposite approach; ugly UI but is recognisable enough that people trust it instantly (rightly or wrongly).

      I think we can all agree Stripe is a top-notch service and hopefully 'the future', but they've still got a long way to go getting into the public consciousness and gaining that trust.

      0 points
    • Jim SilvermanJim Silverman, 9 years ago (edited 9 years ago )

      redacted

      0 points
  • Athyuttam Reddy, 9 years ago

    Incredible stuff.

    2 points
  • Blake SimkinsBlake Simkins, 9 years ago

    Very awesome experience and design. Nice work guys.

    2 points
  • Henrique Alves, 9 years ago

    Man, that gradient looks rad!

    1 point
  • Kylie Timpani, 9 years ago

    I can't believe that little moving arrow makes me want to click on that button so flippin' much.

    1 point
  • Andy OrsowAndy Orsow, 9 years ago

    Wow, that timing was all so spot on.

    0 points
  • Dan LeboDan Lebo, 9 years ago

    Is this what essentially what Drew Wilson's Spacebox was?

    0 points
  • Jordan BorthJordan Borth, 9 years ago

    Looks great. Curious to see that Stripe.com isn't mobile optimized in the sense of locking the viewport to the size of the screen. I guess it's not worth it for their situation. Refreshing, really :)

    0 points