your site is very good, but here:
you have to add the links. And another thing, you should add Bitcointalk ANN Thread links from each altcoin, you should add twitter links and reddit from each altcoin, this helps a lot.
Good luck with your project
you have to add the links. And another thing, you should add Bitcointalk ANN Thread links from each altcoin, you should add twitter links and reddit from each altcoin, this helps a lot.
Good luck with your project
Thanks for feedback, linking was disabled initially to avoid spam. Will be added back in this week!
Awesome site, the code looks great too!
Only thing I'd recommend: On desktop, when opening Search, the logo slides away. I'm assuming you did this for responsiveness, but for desktop sizes this isn't really necessary since there's plenty of room for both the search & logo.
Also, the lazy-loading scrolling seems to be loading more coins than needed (scroll down, you'll notice scroll distance between lazy load trigger & the actual footer location becomes greater the more you scroll). I'd probably add a delay on load, unless you want your server to be slammed with requests.
Good job though! It's an awesome site. Bookmarked
Only thing I'd recommend: On desktop, when opening Search, the logo slides away. I'm assuming you did this for responsiveness, but for desktop sizes this isn't really necessary since there's plenty of room for both the search & logo.
Also, the lazy-loading scrolling seems to be loading more coins than needed (scroll down, you'll notice scroll distance between lazy load trigger & the actual footer location becomes greater the more you scroll). I'd probably add a delay on load, unless you want your server to be slammed with requests.
Good job though! It's an awesome site. Bookmarked
Thanks for feedback
desktop logo during search: Makes sense, used to be as you described but can't seem to remember why it was changed. We will test and revert it back soon
scroll offset + lazy-loading: Good point, it is set at 20% which becomes a much larger pixel size when the page is really long. I will adjust it to px instead of %. As for server-side load, only 1 request is made which is cached and all rendering/processing is done on the client side.
Good to hear! For server-side, I meant images primarily. As long as they are cached server side & client side, it shouldn't be an issue
Well done though! This will be a handy tool going forward
