This seems like you're pointing out problems with the little kid down
the street's lemonade stand...
Discussing problems is one of the best ways to learn. I'm pretty sure
nobody meant to be insulting.
Anyway, a couple more observations:
-It's not immediately obvious what the coloured boxes
*snort* Not bloody likely...
First off, the RIAA will be all over them once they get big enough...
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But come on, guys.
He just made this overnight for his own fun - it was
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*snort* Not bloody likely...
It's still no call to be rude.
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I agree, Leandro... the upload should allow for multiple uploads and a
progress bar. It's something that I think they could add pretty
easily, too.
Apparently, it does play on iPhone, though...
http://muxtape.tumblr.com/
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Good point leandro,
Each song in the playlist could have its tools:
* Edit title
* Remove song
* Replace song
* Add song
This would be very similar to the tools each image has in flickr.
Where the whole admin is done right on the general gui. And not
inside a new admin window.
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But come on, guys.
He just made this overnight for his own fun - it was just a tiny
project.
It's not like he's a multimillion dollar corporation that a. should
know better and b. has the time for things like this.
This seems like you're pointing out problems with the little kid down
the
Well, I had made a post about muxtape, but unfortunately is in
portuguese. But resuming, I think it has an big problem: the upload
system.
Think about. Almost the only interaction you need to do with the
site, to create a list, is to upload your songs... and the upload is
limited to 12 songs. Ok,
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I love muxtape as well, but have a few critiques.
1) While having the text huge and simple makes it easy to read, making
everything on the page clickable makes it extremely frustrating when trying
to focus on the window without changing the song.
2) No volume control means I have to change the
All I can say is Wow!!
I just started clicking around exploring and was amazed at
everything.
The only thing that took me a second to figure out how to do was
start and pause a song. But, now that I know I will never forget.
My two suggestions:
1) The color mash up on the front, some of the
My observations...
1) I was curious how they do audio playback, so I dug through the source.
While the UI is all HTML (and so elegantly simple), the audio playback is,
in fact, flash. Volume control would be a nice touch, perhaps in the page
header?
2) A non-scrolling page header might be nice
I think Muxtape's goal is to get users to explore music organically and
discover new tunes... at least, that's what it's getting me to do. I think
the playlists on the user page could use smaller text and keep things above
the fold so you can see all the songs in the list and a control for
Behold: Muxtape.com
Okay, in a nutshell, it's a music sharing site with a bit of a twist -- you
can only share music via playlists that you create and upload to share. Like
the mixtapes of old (old, being the 80s), you're only allowed a certain
number of songs for your playlist. Create an account
Thanks for the pointer. Definitely a great user experience - simple,
engaging, and addictive. Imagine how much fun mashing this up with a
social graph would be...
Dmitry
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Behold: Muxtape.com
Okay, in a nutshell, it's a
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