I'd prefer bolder titles or at least de-emphasizing body text so I can see what the poll is about. Report and reply blend too much into tags imo.

I did it to support the community. Have yet to see any contacts from there, probably because my shit sucks. But overall it's a cool community so I don't mind paying a bit. I have applied for some jobs on Dribbble and have gotten interviews after they looked at my work, but I'm not sure if a Pro account is required for that.

Don't get it...

Just a bunch of shitty passwords I memorized. I know... it's not secure. Sue me.

Love the graphic. I wouldn't be able to thrive in this type of environment.

My biggest concern with a website like this one is security, as I'm sure many would agree when looking at any kind of master password app. That being said, some of the images on the website made me feel less secure - particularly the cartoonish icons and the graphics on "Security" page. Maybe I'm more paranoid than others, but I'd probably have a more secure feeling if the page looked more "corporate". I understand that may alienate some users and not look as user friendly but there must be a balance in-between somewhere.

I don't know what's more irritating, the new logo or the sticky navbar. What's up with the sticky navbar trend, it's driving me nuts.

I feel like the "about" link should just say "about". I wasn't sure what the icon was going to do upon clicking it and when it took me to another page I got irritated. Overall interesting if I were more into flags I suppose.

If only we could communicate the same values to the advertising community. I'm looking at you - email modal pop-ups.

Opened on mobile but site was incredibly slow so I quit in frustration. Looked really neat from what I could tell on initial load!