Took some inspiration from places yes in relation to the website yes you are correct :p but its the new pool design we need some feedback one
http://pool.steakcloud.com
i much prefer this color and setup - as its easy on the eyes and nice to navigate - than the deep black you originally had ...
black background sites have a dark demeanor and 'frazzle' the eyes after a few minutes of staring into the screen ...
this color and format for the pool is easier to see / read ...
one issue you have is the graph on the dashboard ...
due to the non-uniform levels of hashrate of the various algos - the graph does not show anything of value ... especially for any other algo other than sha256 - and even moreso if you add other algos to the list eventually ...
if you had a smaller graphs that are separated and very close to one another - like three separate graphs for each algo - running across the top of the page ( or in the position that the big graph is in now ) then you would have a more detailed ( and better ) view of how things are going on a scalar level ...
right now - you cant see any other graph except for sha256 ... and for a gpu farm like mine - i dont care for that info anyway ...
hope that helps on a user point of view ...
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Thank you crysx,
We have been looking at doing a pool update for some time now. I was thinking of installing gauge type graphs or meters if you will, I think that would be cool!
The graphs we have at the moment are actually a lot cooler than they appear, SHA-256 can be switch off by users by clicking on sha256 under the graph, the same goes for the rest as well. There is also functionality for users to zoom into the graph by clicking and dragging... not sure anyone needs to do that but the function is there.
On the subject of the separate graphs, do you think gauge style graphs would be a good look?
o ok ...
i didnt realize you could switch off any of the algos ... tanx for that ...
but i guess the situation remains the same if they dont stay off on a refresh or a new visit to the pool - do they? ...
ive never been a fan of gauges - but a lot of people do like them ...
gauges usually tend to give static readings and i like historical reading so that i can see what has happened as well as what is happening insofaras hashrate is concerned ... which is why i like the smaller condensed period graphs that is currently used - but on a smaller scale AND separated so that i can each algo separately ...
but thats my preference - and im really old school ... or is it - that im just old ...
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