QUICK CALLOUTS - We got the animation down to 1.4mb with minor optimizations, gonna see if we can get below 1mb 👀 ty Rive for help! - I added a coupon code to get 3 free months of UploadThing's 100gb plan: "designishard" - UIUXPhil is offering a 50% discount to anyone who books him for design work after seeing this video. Reach out via Twitter x.com/uiuxphil - Kayla has been INCREDIBLE to work with. She's done a ton of revisions, is super responsive, and is an EASY recommendation to work with x.com/kayladotdev - Tom's Figma designs were so good I would hire him off of those alone. x.com/tomblixt CHARITIES - Tom's $500 donation went to ClientEarth - Kayla's $500 donation went to Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation - Jack had me donate his $200 to CodeYourFuture - Phil had me donate his $200 to Education Opportunity Fund
@AlbatrossCommando2 ай бұрын
"I'm currently trying to learn design" Bro you've made a better homepage than the majority of fortune 500 companies 💀
@davidkonevky73722 ай бұрын
The impostor syndrome at it's peak
@respectthedripkaren45152 ай бұрын
@@davidkonevky7372 fr
@FlorianWendelborn2 ай бұрын
Thankfully, all our sites are better than Berkshire Hathaway’s
@siya.abc1232 ай бұрын
Thanks for the recognition Theo! 😅
@vaisakh_km2 ай бұрын
Awesome design... congrads
@sjzz2 ай бұрын
What the hell???? That guy who redesigned the whole page definitely deserve the win.
@peterkyle012 ай бұрын
Yea ,even his icon is way cooler than the final one which is so heavy
@dextroussafe86642 ай бұрын
It looks like they combined both winners into one page
@filip31272 ай бұрын
yea but he is a he, not a she, so yeah...
@drooplug2 ай бұрын
My head exploded when I heard Theo pronounce ASCII as assy.
@rickdg2 ай бұрын
ASCII what you're doing
@ElvenSpellmaker2 ай бұрын
@@rickdg Assy what u did thar.
@rue042 ай бұрын
yeah how do u and up at assy?? I could see ashy, but assy?
@BryanLu02 ай бұрын
@@rue04ci is pronounced see. As in city, civil, science
@curiouslycory2 ай бұрын
@@BryanLu0 "ASCII (/ ˈ æ s k iː / ⓘ ASS-kee),: 6 an acronym for American Standard Code for Information Interchange." Sometimes acronyms follow "standard" pronunciation, but they often follow the sound the original word used, in this case "code".
@JeSuisUnKikoolol2 ай бұрын
8MB for a landing page, impressive.
@merlinwarage2 ай бұрын
The "animations only 4 megs". lol
@linuxguy11992 ай бұрын
@@7oeseven793 I recently built a website to monitor bases, nuclear reactors, and power systems for a modded minecraft server I play on, the whole website is 1.6MB. The two biggest files are p5.min.js (for a spinning pentagram loading animation and a special live map) and jQuery-3.7.1.min.js, without those the site is a whopping 500KB, the favicon.ico is 300KB.
@rickdg2 ай бұрын
don't worry, the player is only half a meg 😅
@ElvenSpellmaker2 ай бұрын
Wait what...
@kenridge22 ай бұрын
Honestly that's not so bad. Check out Apple's product pages that have animated things like the iPhone. It loads 4 MB of images and 3 MB of video.
@raphaelqueiroz31052 ай бұрын
It's only 2s without an animation lol
@artemijspavlovs2 ай бұрын
I hope Theo noticed that in Tom's design, as you scroll down from the hero section, the progress bar goes to 100%
@wlockuz44672 ай бұрын
If Phil is still learning design, then I am basically striking rocks together in my Figma cave.
@codeChuckКүн бұрын
So fun! LDD
@lakitu36242 ай бұрын
The rive animation takes between 4-8 seconds (uncached) to show up for me on ~50Mbs down in Europe. For something that's meant to catch the user's attention, that's way too long IMO. It doesn't seem to be automatically cached either, so any subsequent page reloads have the same problem
@aayush_dutt2 ай бұрын
For me too, I read the entire page and came back and then found out the animation was still loading. Something needs fixing
@linuxguy11992 ай бұрын
Yeah, it's cool as hell but a 4MB animation is just stupid, my websites usually end up being around 4MB total, granted most of what I make is using the LAMP stack with jQuery and p5js.
@gdnight2 ай бұрын
No problem for me at all, less than 1 second for the animation to start. I'm also in Europe currently sitting far away from my router with a pretty bad connection...
@linuxguy11992 ай бұрын
@@gdnight Takes me about 3 seconds to load, I have a 1000Mbps symmetric connection directly to the closest internet exchange to me, I don't think its the site size, I think some browsers might just handle it worse, I'm using Firefox with a bunch of addons.
@tizu692 ай бұрын
I love how theo didn't want mouse cursors but the end result (see the website) contains three
@wlockuz44672 ай бұрын
Also he wanted something minimal but the winner is the exact opposite of that. The redesign with the subtle animation was the winner for me.
@Zeno_VT2 ай бұрын
This video did a wonderful job showcasing how UploadThing, your channel and this community continue to grow and evolve over time. I think the contest was a wonderful extension of this idea and what I wish more coding/design channels were about. For those commenting about quality of submissions, remember these people put their own time to make something for this contest with the idea that there would only be 1 winner in mind to win the $500. Expecting submissions to meet some subjective standard of an paid industry professional is simply unrealistic and quite frankly not what Theo wanted for his website (he said so at the start of this video).
@chimp1nski2 ай бұрын
Well tbh most of them have nice "graphic design" but from a customers perspective (as a developer) none of these designs explains to me what uploadthing does differently in comparison to s3 and why I should give them my money. Imho the hero graphic should explain to me without having to scroll once what the service does differently. I would've taken part but missed the announcement :( maybe next time. Good job to all tho
@brandon64902 ай бұрын
Yes, I was looking for this comment!
@Drayken2 ай бұрын
There's really only so much information you can convey in terms of competitive comparison within a single image - that space is better spent showing what you can do rather than using that spotlight to represent any relation to a competitor, the text is there for that (and subsequent sections/info). The specific demand was for a hero image replacement (the big ass folder) and not a total landing page (or total product) redesign. The explanation of the product itself is completely up to Theo & Co, and I'm sure if they need to change stuff down that alley they'll do some work with the winning designer to implement it. On its own, from what I can tell (and from using it), uploadthing's entire thing is its absolute simplicity in both usage and security.
@brandon64902 ай бұрын
@@Drayken i mean, I genuinely think theo just doesn't know any better which is completely fine. he is super experienced, but this landing page absolutely doesn't tell me anything on first glance. and you're not competing against steve on the block, you're competing against trillion dollar bezos. so highlighting an actual value proposition besides 'we are better than x', imho would have made more sense.
@Drayken2 ай бұрын
@@brandon6490 The only thing I would change would be Theo's quote, keeping the current piece as a smaller footnote to a slightly larger quote which directly references pain points from S3 or other services in general - whose mention inherently would suggest that your service has developed a solution for them. The above-fold hero alone tells me the following information: 1. Purpose of the product 2. Target demographic (which inherently suggests in which environment it's utilized) 3. Claims to be simpler and safer, which makes me as a developer want to inspect your documentation (Remember, you're dealing with devs not Temu browsers) 4. Immediately follow claim with handholding reassurement (they do that in sales and support a lot) 5. The usual call to action, along with documentation link which I for one know I would click to verify claims 99% of the time - IMMEDIATELY upon opening the docs you are directly presented with information which, if you are familiar with S3, gives you the comparison of why they believe uploadthing is better. If you don't know about S3, it's still relevant info to make you feel like you don't need to be that knowledgeable to utilize this, aka markets itself as more approachable than S3 for beginners, and better DX for veterans. 6. The image itself, which is not and should not be spent as a jab towards competitors but rather showing what /you/ do best. This purpose is even emphasized by Theo multiple times in this video itself and this is the feeling I get from the final design. And that's just the hero itself, scrolling down immediately shows me the simplicity of its implementation, along with other stuff like dev focus (Worry about your app, not your bill) which is probably a jab directly at S3 which would definitely ring a bell for those who've used S3 and are probably looking for an alternative. All in all, the hero image is the last place where I'd want to spend time making the user think about a competitor. I think the current redesign is pretty much mint apart from the out-of-place glass/shiny edge effect that doesn't really fit with the rest of the page's flattened design. So again, the only area where I think it's lacking would be using the quote space to hint non-s3 developers into what problems S3 has and why there was a need for a solution. If I'm not mistaken about uploadthing and had to describe it to another dev, I'd say it compares to S3 like how Lucia Auth compares to NextAuth. Foregoes unnecessary abstraction, gives you control back, while remaining simple to utilize. Now is Uploadthing as or more feature-complete than S3? Probably not - but it doesn't claim to be, it just claims to be better file upload solution. Right there in the hero. TLDR: Talking about what your product does inherently creates the mental comparison for devs who do use S3, while also speaking to devs who haven't used S3 without spending too much time talking about shit they don't know or care about (S3). The only thing missing would be direct mention of painpoints not just with S3 but related products in general to make them go "oh, that's what that's all about". Anyways, the whole point is - the abrasion shouldn't be shown in the hero image. Which is why I completely disagree with the initial statement about the hero image designs.
@Drayken2 ай бұрын
@@brandon6490 The only thing I would change would be Theo's quote, keeping the current piece as a smaller footnote to a slightly larger quote which directly references pain points from S3 or other services in general - whose mention inherently would suggest that your service has developed a solution for them. The above-fold hero alone tells me the following information: 1. Purpose of the product 2. Target demographic (which inherently suggests in which environment it's utilized) 3. Claims to be simpler and safer, which makes me as a developer want to inspect your documentation (Remember, you're dealing with devs not Temu browsers) 4. Immediately follow claim with handholding reassurement (they do that in sales and support a lot) 5. The usual call to action, along with documentation link which I for one know I would click to verify claims 99% of the time - IMMEDIATELY upon opening the docs you are directly presented with information which, if you are familiar with S3, gives you the comparison of why they believe uploadthing is better. If you don't know about S3, it's still relevant info to make you feel like you don't need to be that knowledgeable to utilize this, aka markets itself as more approachable than S3 for beginners, and better DX for veterans. 6. The image itself, which is not and should not be spent as a jab towards competitors but rather showing what /you/ do best. This purpose is even emphasized by Theo multiple times in this video itself and this is the feeling I get from the final design. And that's just the hero itself, scrolling down immediately shows me the simplicity of its implementation. All in all, the hero image is the last place where I'd want to spend time making the user think about a competitor. I think the current redesign is pretty much mint apart from the out-of-place glass/shiny edge effect that doesn't really fit with the rest of the page's flattened design. So again, the only area where I think it's lacking would be using the quote space to hint non-s3 developers into what problems S3 has and why there was a need for a solution. If I'm not mistaken about uploadthing and had to describe it to another dev, I'd say it compares to S3 like how Lucia Auth compares to NextAuth. Foregoes unnecessary abstraction, gives you control back, while remaining simple to utilize. Now is Uploadthing as or more feature-complete than S3? Probably not - but it doesn't claim to be, it just claims to be better file upload solution. Right there in the hero. TLDR: Talking about what your product does inherently creates the mental comparison for devs who do use S3, while also speaking to devs who haven't used S3 without spending too much time talking about shit they don't know or care about (S3). The only thing missing would be direct mention of painpoints not just with S3 but related products in general to make them go "oh, that's what that's all about". Anyways, the whole point is - the abrasion shouldn't be shown in the hero image. Which is why I completely disagree with the initial statement about the hero image designs.
@SeaWaves82 ай бұрын
"just 5 megabytes animation" seriously? it's quite a lot for this animation
@Shubham-yc6nz2 ай бұрын
On page it will be very small. It the review version of rive I think that's heavy
@TheStevenWhiting2 ай бұрын
Yep. Although she said was her first draft so might get that down smaller, but anyone on crappy Internet will notice that animation causing the site to load slowly.
@No_Fuse87712 ай бұрын
I think most of it will be server side and once done it will be in cache anyway. I think it will be well within a meg or under for the whole landing page. That does depend on how he has his caching set up. I don't think he would have it build on connect, or I would hope not. Maybe for the first connect of each device, but that's old school. Once an iPhone 10, for say, connects, it might be slow for the first one to connect. All others should be way faster. If that's how he has it set up. I would guess all of you would know that already. This is more for someone new to all this, like me.
@A.D.G2 ай бұрын
@@No_Fuse8771 what? If it's 5meg it's 5meg. There's no "server side" that fixes this. What's on the page is what's served. Maybe there's some brotli compression but for something to be cached on the client, it needs to be loaded first. So you're not avoiding that download. 5meg is large and could be brought down a lot with well designed SVG and CSS animations, but for what it is (a non-critical animation on a landing page), it's probably fine. You're not really targeting low bandwidth/speed customers for a file upload site
@No_Fuse87712 ай бұрын
@@A.D.G I wasn't thinking of the targeted user, I really should have. I don't know anything about the code he intends to use either. I hope it can shrink the size, but your right, 5meg is 5meg. Even .svg can't work a miracle of that size. Css or (dear God I hope not) java animation might help. Like I said, I don't know anything about what he is using. If it's that good, I might want to look into it. It could be worse, flash.
@last.journey2 ай бұрын
I noticed some of the fancy 3d designs are glassy and give me windows 7 era vibs and am loving it it feels gorgeous and also nostalgic
@ElvenSpellmaker2 ай бұрын
Yeah me too, but now I look back on it I find them a little cheesy and outdated sadly, but I also find over the top minimalism like Windows 8 Start Screen also outdated so it's kinda half and half.
@RazoBeckett.2 ай бұрын
ASCII one killed it. considering Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my most favorite game, if i would have done this contest, ... that's the winner 🏆. loved it so much 🔥
@Drayken2 ай бұрын
4:50 nah just happen to be a compulsive generalist monkey who's self-sufficient in a lot of stuff due to solo webdev, gamedev/level design, multimedia etc (can probably tell from my channel it's all over the place). Came in for fun and spent a couple min going for fitting inked/flat to match existing folder spec. If I knew how to animate svgs def would've wanted to spend the time adding files + loading anim. Does make a better card icon than anything for sure. Like the overall website redesign as well, it's cool to see that you essentially modernized the initial simplicity you had while avoiding taking itself too seriously like all those other overengineered sites these days (and corporate templates). Feel like it speaks to the no bullshit simplicity/accessibility of the service.
@a.yashwanth2 ай бұрын
Adding a live upload right on the home page and showing the preview of the file right there would make this even better.
@deventerprises26402 ай бұрын
Give a professional graphics and web designer to design a webpage❌ Host a competition to design a webpage✅
@dylankuzmick31222 ай бұрын
Already my 5th time or so coming back to this vid. Just want to say that I'm learning so much from this 1 video Theo, and the positive interactions you're having with everyone is making me feel much more excited to get into this field. So thank you for showing off all these great creators and their unique takes! Maybe one day I'll make it onto a list like this :)
@Sammysapphira2 ай бұрын
I think a great hero graphic would be similar to 10:00 except the boxes are actually animated like a queue, and you can see stuff queuing up and finishing uploading as they whisk away. Haven't finished the video yet, maybe someone later down the line does this.
@KristianTheDesigner2 ай бұрын
Fantastic choices for the final designs, congrats to all of the contestants! Theo, this is awesome that you are doing this..getting a stamp of approval from you in a setting like this is worth alot these days i believe, and it is also highly appreciated that you put a spotlight on ones like us who are caught in the middle between passion for both coding AND design. Too bad i didnt know about this myself 😅 I guess i need to create a X profile now!? Anyways..once again you step it up for the community with more than just words and help people out. Awesome! And again, amazing job to all of you, knocked it out of the park!
@marcoio87422 ай бұрын
That's 100 points right there, mate. You could have played the card of "Make me a design and I'll feature you in the video" (I have seen so many YTbers do it, in one flavour or another) but you decided to 1. pay them 2. offer to charity. Sure, you'll be getting revenues from this video but still, I salute you. Not that I was doubtful, I have been following you and I think you are generally honest and fair, but it's good to see it also. 👍
@tooru2 ай бұрын
except he didn't pay someone for their work
@leez97532 ай бұрын
@@tooruyou think he has unlimited money? He's hosting a competition not a charity. Plus he already paid some a lot of money.
@connorskudlarek85982 ай бұрын
I genuinely cannot fathom having 1/10th of the skill on display here. Maye you 20+ year design veterans think this was subpar. But I don't think I'll ever have this level of design skill.
@ElvenSpellmaker2 ай бұрын
> For developers Cuts to a light mode site after the dark as a finalist... EDIT: It's worse than that, I was harsh on the first finalist, the actual finalist's design clearly doesn't match the other finalist's design at all. What. _"I don't like cursors, 3 of them in the actual finalist animation"_ EDIT2: 5MB too, wow.
@simonmassey8850Ай бұрын
so refreshing a video of genuine collaboration and joy. thanks
@JonLeeSmith2 ай бұрын
Awesome stuff! Props to Theo for a great ideas but huge congrats to all the winners and the great entries! Beautiful animation and new site coming!! Love it all, great community to be joining! ❤
@stacked-dev2 ай бұрын
I believe in a quote that "Steal like an artist 😂" I am definitely going to use these ideas in my next projects
@meta7gear2 ай бұрын
On the winner, it's a great idea but feels like if the file icons disappeared and then content appeared on the fake website one after another would be a bit of an improvement 👍 The site redesign was really nice. I've tried using these non straight line transitions between sections before and never been able to nail the spacing and proportions like he did
@DarkzarichV22 ай бұрын
Very talented works guys! The last ones especially left me in awe
@andzagorulko2 ай бұрын
"I came here from backend, I don't know why I'm here" - average fullstack dev
@NRCPQ2 ай бұрын
Man, you really know how to fire people 😂
@thisaintmyrealname12 ай бұрын
totally agree with you; impossible to pick only one and to ignore that submission with the full website redesign. amazing result!
@rafaeltab2 ай бұрын
These designs are orgasmic, like I was shaking in my chair at these
@tarwin2 ай бұрын
Holy hell. The Rive animation is 5mb?! Makes me miss Flash. That could be done in 100kb max. 😢
@nullzeon2 ай бұрын
this feels like one of the best vids on this channel so good!
@BenRangelАй бұрын
I always wish there were 2 rounds of submissions, cause the feedback here makes it so obvious what people should've done. different types files ✔no cursor looking icons ✔subtle but not overly minimal ✔
@gusryan2 ай бұрын
Just FYI I'm while the ASCII renderer is super cool I'm pretty sure it's built into three.js. It's not hard to implement
@professormikeoxlong2 ай бұрын
Love it. Wish I heard about it in time and could've participated as well. I also love that you're offering to help everyone find a developer/design job I myself am struggling with that and I just love that you care.
@doce36092 ай бұрын
okay these semi- and normal finalists are AMAZINGLY GOOD. Crazy how good these were.
@ahmedAltariqi2 ай бұрын
I love your enthusiasm. This video screams GREAT VIBESSSS!!!
@brandon64902 ай бұрын
Massive respect for you paying most of them. Awesome work man.
@blalmal10a2 ай бұрын
i like the fact that he hates cursor on a site, ended up having 3 cursors on the landing page xD
@NAYMURWEBАй бұрын
Thanks, Theo, for showing my work in this video! I thought I was out of the contest because of my mistake, so I didn't watch the video and was really upset. But Again thanks for the shout-out, man😍
@xcrap2 ай бұрын
I would add a very tiny detail of changing the divide curves angle just a bit while scrolling, just a tiny touch that would feel like gentle elastic movement that related to all file dragging/moving :).
@rick.knowlton2 ай бұрын
Tom slayed it. As a dev and designer definitely going to come back to this for inspiration.
@AvanaVana2 ай бұрын
Wish I would have seen this, although I probably wouldn’t have had the time to have participated. I admire the positivity and encouragement shown to the participants here, but speaking as a professional designer and developer of ~20 years, with the exception of a handful of submissions, most of these were frankly very subpar (just being real). I’m glad that the Tom finalist submitted his entry, because he did a pretty good job and a total redesign was sorely needed, and not really much of a lift in terms of complexity and effort required. Personally, I wouldn’t have let one of my hero designs get swallowed up by the rest of that previous website either-I wouldn’t have even started this without approaching it from the level of strategy and communication, first and foremost. Good design is not done piecemeal, like clip art- it comes from a cohesive strategy, unifying seed concept, and a clearly articulated and specific vision, centered around a deeply empathetic understanding of your audience/users.
@Wonderdude632 ай бұрын
Man UIUXPhil's design for this was by far the best, phenominal!
Theos page (only looking at thumbnails) looks like he makes daily vlogs about his morning sh**.
@gixxerblade2 ай бұрын
The design is pretty cool. The rive animations take a second to load on first initial paint.
@MommysGoodPuppy2 ай бұрын
really awesome, huge respect for rewarding hard work!
@sebastianmihaiprisacariu89752 ай бұрын
Sooo cool! Wish I would have seen the post on Twitter in time to also submit a design.
@CodeWithTristan2 ай бұрын
Amazing website Theo! Good job by the designers.
@aquadap219Ай бұрын
Jacks ASCII art idea was absolutely amazing. He is definitely my winner hahaha
@m4rt_2 ай бұрын
11:20 that design reminds me a lot of the images on the website for the Norwegian postal service.
@nexTabDEАй бұрын
"I probably would have went with it if someone hadn't said it makes it look like the world is going to be bombed by nuclear bombs." 🤣🤣🤣
@codeChuckКүн бұрын
Cool contest! Great stuff for community involment!
@Kane01232 ай бұрын
6:25 the icons really popped when Theo moved down slightly!
@mikeeomega2 ай бұрын
Great work from all the participants
@Chaaos22 ай бұрын
Awesome stuff dude! Great content too
@MrBurnandPlay2 ай бұрын
Really nice design. I wish I could've participated in the contest.
@ShootingUtah2 ай бұрын
Well damn, when did the call for design help go out? I catch a decent amount of your KZbin videos but never heard about this.
@paulkanja2 ай бұрын
hey, you probably should add a space between 'Documentarion' and the arrow and add a subtle box shadow to lift the buttons off the page (the docs button doesn't read as a button currently)... anyway, magnificent designs
@SulagnoGhosh2 ай бұрын
wait you....made uploadthing XD I never knew that I was using it for saas app lmaooooo, theo be the best
@kobibr93622 ай бұрын
Jack Smethurst is actually a nice one. I can build that with three.js and make it go from ainsi to 3D and back. For me it is not 2 options, it is both. Ot would be challenging but I can make filters to transition between both. Maybe not even use three.js and use OGL.
@coolm982 ай бұрын
"Killer crypto site design, but not as an insult" 😂😂😂
@sarvangdave36462 ай бұрын
UB Patrick one really impressed me a lot ngl. That one was my hero if it was my theme. Note: This is just from that I have seen till now 5:29
@sarvangdave36462 ай бұрын
Also the icon from ChromMob 🔥
@sarvangdave36462 ай бұрын
The winners totally deserved it! Wow 🤯
@dsevil2 ай бұрын
Aritro's submission is giving me Infographics Show...
@paul_tee2 ай бұрын
clicking the beta box refreshes the page
@davidsiewert86492 ай бұрын
Honestly then I first got to the uploadthing website (without seeing this video first) -> I just saw it as a static image and did not bother to check hovering over it.
@BenRangelАй бұрын
11:52 Yeah the people make it look like it's not even a web service. Looks like a physical service for storing your old paperwork. Beuatifully drawn. But when you put people on an interactive page I think they should be less involved with the action and more clearly just background fluff
@hqcart12 ай бұрын
there is a reason we moved away from the animations, your LCP gets a big hit, i doubt that your site get anywhere above 50 points in page-speed!
@connorskudlarek85982 ай бұрын
I just did a check. Their LCP is 1.6s and their performance score is 93.
@hqcart12 ай бұрын
@@connorskudlarek8598 ok, i checked, on mobile: Largest Contentful Paint element 8,410 ms and performance is 48, google pays attention to both. not only desktop.
@SuatBarlak2 ай бұрын
btw. your social links in the footer are not clickable since the terms of service /support navigation in overlapping them. maybe put a width: fit-content and margin-inline on the later or a z-index on the socials div.
@Nodsaibot2 ай бұрын
we have a bright future in tech?? who wants to tell theo we been trying for 10+ years but startup people want to low ball or free work
@josevargas6862 ай бұрын
this is a great example of "low ball or free work"
@schtormm2 ай бұрын
23:20 LOL, of course some Dutch guy had to come in and rock the absolute hell out of it
@m4rt_2 ай бұрын
I wouldn't say setting the serial number of the fake mac os to the video id of the rick roll video counts as rick rolling.
@comosaycomosah2 ай бұрын
the first was my favorite maybe the sixth and manushas or however his name was spelled.....also this is a great way to get a bunch of good designs and people to work for free while getting a small write off all while looking good...that said its not that big of deal or like people have to participate just being extra critical bc i seen people mention this on twitter and it made me think lol all that said tho those who participated seem happy tho and thats really all that matters tbh! Edit: 17:03 💀thats what i get listening to twitter lolol
@ElvenSpellmaker2 ай бұрын
11:39 Windows 3.1/95 File Cabinet vibes for sure!
@MommysGoodPuppy2 ай бұрын
not using that logo 😭 i get it tho if you want to hold back redesigning the logo separately but that one was so clean
@maxziebell40132 ай бұрын
Theo, the animation could also be done with Tumult Hype. In HTML5 and be much, much smaller.
@andrewzuo862 ай бұрын
The nuking the world one reminds me of Twilight Princess
@luigidabro2 ай бұрын
The winner's 5MB website couldn't even be uploaded onto uploadthing
@adrianmenzel15322 ай бұрын
"First draft" my ass - you can't just clown on everyone else with words like that 😅
@kenscode2 ай бұрын
Wow the community really showed out this time
@7oeseven7932 ай бұрын
Looks like many use AI for the assets/animations
@theairaccumulator71442 ай бұрын
Fr, using AI should get you banned
@the_blanco2 ай бұрын
What's the AI called?
@vaggelis_best2 ай бұрын
@@theairaccumulator7144 why though? If it's used as a tool, what's the problem?
@kobibr93622 ай бұрын
Also I have been struggling to find the document button on your website 😂 just make those code examples clickable so that they bring me to the documentation page because I filter thing on a page like a kid 👍
@patrykkowalski83552 ай бұрын
pretty nice, bunch of them looks like AI generated, but in general quiet nice
@theairaccumulator71442 ай бұрын
It's surprising how easily he's fooled by this no effort AI garbage
@realavdhut2 ай бұрын
which ones
@EliasOjeda-mv6cg2 ай бұрын
now everything looks like AI generated, really hard to distinguish what is real or AI generated
@BryanLu02 ай бұрын
For simple designs it's really hard to tell
@t3dotgg2 ай бұрын
There were AI generated ones, i skipped them
@Charles-sy7ej2 ай бұрын
Man I hope one day I get good enough to get my name out there by participating in something like this.
@muslim86222 ай бұрын
It's a great landing page but a canvas for this animation is overkill, for me in Europe it's way too long to load. A mix of HTML + CSS or an SVG at most is enough
@takurotim34962 ай бұрын
I still don’t really get what their website does. Is it just Google drive?
@shushtainАй бұрын
Theo, please make me a React app, and ask your colleagues to do the same. And if I like it, I will give one of you $500. The disrespect for the design industry has to stop.
@genrescope2 ай бұрын
Wow thats amazing 8:40 👏 😍
@luketurner3142 ай бұрын
27:51 under 10 kb?! (shocked) damn! (in the style of Fluffy)
@RAHUL-lc3lz2 ай бұрын
Most of them are UI libraries like Magic UI and Aceternity UI right??
@justingolden872 ай бұрын
Graham's was amazing
@JacksBracket2 ай бұрын
Loved to take part 🙌
@Kennygdfrd2 ай бұрын
Animation could be much much smaller. Site turned out nice though!
@schtormm2 ай бұрын
check the pinned comment, they've already got it down to 1.4MB
@DominikZogg2 ай бұрын
Your photo on the new design is very blured, Left spacing on hero is much wider than right spacing on 1440p, FF, Fedora Linux
@jeremytenjo2 ай бұрын
What Nextjs docs framework did you use for the docs page?