This is genious. I love the fact that it's not an expression change but rather a roll effect.

What I learned by launching creativelist.io is that if you ask for users to pay - even a very small amount, they don't want to do anything. It's a paradigm of its own.

Really awesome idea. I love how it's not about the traditional pitch per say, but rather how to make this entire experience fun and entertaining.

Thanks!

Friends, I'm pretty excited about this. I launched CreativeList a while back and didn't expect to have such good amount of registrations. So to celebrate, anyone can register they website for free, starting today.

Lots of good comments on here. On a side note, I run www.creativelist.io, which is a creative search engine. Feel free to add your website to our index - it's free!

Used to be used by thousands on of people to publish their website. Still stunning to see how much tech has evolved since 2015.

Yes. I was surprised as well. What was really odd is the argument here was about typography (which isn't the case), it's how the information is structured and organized.

Same here. Being on gihub everyday - those colors are particularly odd. It makes the UI visually and progressively unappealing - even though they increase contrast (which is usually a good thing).

For anyone who was doing web development before 2010, this website was a source of inspiration and a place where anyone could find and learn new techniques on how to bend technology to accomplish specific design goals. It's pretty cool to see the site up and running again.