New Watermarking App

[TitusIV]

Hi all,
First, sorry if this is the wrong forum for this, it just seemed to fit best.

I'm a software developer with a side-project that lets users watermark their photographs. While the full product isn't done, I was hoping I could get some feedback on the free version that is available right now. It's at:

Water Marquee - Free Online Watermarking

I'd really appreciate it if you could please let me know what you think, and how I can improve the site.

Thanks!

 

[thierry]

"Sorry, but your browser does not support some of the features of HTML5 required by Water Marquee.Please consider upgrading to the latest version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox" I suck I guess lol

 

[KmH]

Hey!

Thanks for becoming a TPF member, a forum for photographers. :thumbup:

Do you do photography?

There are already a bunch of free apps that can watermark photos.

 

[TitusIV]

D'oh! Sorry about that. It uses some of the newer features of HTML 5, which basically requires either of those browsers. Hopefully Safari gets it in 6.0, whenever that comes out. Do you mind telling me what browser you're using?

 

[TitusIV]

I do KmH, just not very well I'm hoping some of the more experience photographers here can give me some advice about the app. I know there are other free apps, so I'm not expecting to make a lot of money off of it, but it was fun to build, and hopefully some people find it useful.

 

[table1349]

D'oh! Sorry about that. It uses some of the newer features of HTML 5, which basically requires either of those browsers. Hopefully Safari gets it in 6.0, whenever that comes out. Do you mind telling me what browser you're using?

Safari 5.1.2 is HTML5 compliant. Apple - HTML5 Check out the various showcases. Perhaps the web developer has a bit of glitch in their product.

 

[TitusIV]

gryphonslair,
HTML5 is a bit of a misnomer, as a bunch of different technologies are grouped under it when they shouldn't be. The different browsers don't all support all of these technologies, not even Firefox. Safari 5.1 and earlier are lacking the FileReader part of the File API File API, but I've heard it's coming in the next version.

 

[KmH]

The different browsers have never equally supported all the features of HTML, let alone HTML5, which is why code really needs to be tested in the entire range of popular browsers.

Which is what standards compliant web design is all about.