[Seaside] A potential success story. Or just a cool thing to look at.

[Sebastian Sastre]

fantastic David

one interesting idea:  a decision stream. People seeing other people's decisions would make possible to perceive trends and crowd thinking  (but only publish if they shared it voluntarily)

things to fix: design in general, starting with margins
tip: try to get designer's feedback and suggestions

sebastian

o/

On Jun 30, 2011, at 2:14 AM, David Zmick wrote:

> I am a high school student and I am going to be a senior this year. College seems pretty competitive these days, so I figured that if I want to get a computer science degree(which I do), it might really help with admissions to have some sort of project I have done to show off. So, my dad and I discussed it and we came up with a project idea. The project is simple: create an extremely user friendly decision matrix style decision analysis tool.
> 
> Next I whipped out my high school programmer skills and attempted to make this thing. I discovered I don't know nearly as much as I would like to, but I have a functional version of my tool running(hopefully it still is by the time you read this) and I would like you guys to check it out and tell me what you think.
> 
> So here is my college admission/pretty useful seaside app: http://which-one.org
> 
> things I know need working on:
> - enter button needs to work, hitting enter breaks things or does nothing.
> - I should make focus jump to the text boxes in lightboxes.
> 
> other than that i have nothing else that I have found wrong, so please please find more things for me to learn from!
> 
> thanks in advance.
> 
> -- 
> David Zmick
> dpzmick at gmail.com
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