We sent out a very short survey to the beta list yesterday and got lots of excellent responses. Thanks to everyone who filled it out! We’re going keep the survey open for another 24hrs, so if you haven’t done it yet, please visit the ScrnShots Pre-Release Survey to participate. Thanks for your help!
Here’s a preview of the ScrnShots mac desktop application that we are developing. It uses the exact same API that will be released publicly once we open our doors. [ScrnShots] Desktop Application Preview from Greg Bell on Vimeo.
The functionality is no way finished for the application, but we would love to get any feedback that you have. Would this type of an application make it easier for you to use ScrnShots?
Just want to give a quick shout out to the team at KillerStartups.com for reviewing ScrnShots:
“ScrnShots is a versatile and functional space for designers to get inspired while staying organized and in the loop. The site is itself well designed, with easily navigable elements and cross platform functionality. “
Read the full review here: ScrnShots Review on Killer Startups
Here’s a quick screencast of how to add a ScrnShots widget (recent screenshots) to your blog’s sidebar. [ScrnShots] Add A Recent Screenshots Widget to Your Blog from Greg Bell on Vimeo
If your looking for more screencasts of, you should definitely check out the ScrnShots Channel on Vimeo.
Jeremy Johnson has a great post on Revealing Interfaces:
“At it’s most basic, it’s really something as simple as a drop down menu on a website. But in the last year or so, with more highly skilled people at the helm, pushing the limits of XHTML/CSS/JavaScript/AJAX it’s becoming much more.
No longer are the days of waiting for a full page load just to update your status. With a single click you have access to power user features that used to be buried three pages deep. An entire site can be navigated from the main page, without overloading the front page with tabs or links. “
I completely agree with his point of view and think that this envelope should be pushed even further. Jeremy also makes an interesting statement that gets to the root of why I started building ScrnShots:
“I have a habit of taking screenshots of interesting UIs. I have a large collection that I browse through for inspiration when creating something new”
Nice! Sounds like someone needs a ScrnShots account :) Here’s the presentation that came with the post:
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Here’s a screencast of uploading a screenshot to ScrnShots.com. Check it out! There are plenty more screencasts to come. Check out our channel on Vimeo for all the videos.[ScrnShots] Upload a Screenshot from Greg Bell on Vimeo.
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