Please review my webapp: Da Button Factory - create shiny buttons
palsecam: (Web) design is hard. For us programmers, it's a pain in the ass, and 
when it comes to create UI elements for a (web) app, we are stuck with two
choices:1. create something very basic, or2. spend countless hours searching the web for Photoshop tutorials on how to create a bubble or depth 
 effect, then spend even-more-countless hours fighting with Photoshop to implement it, and finally, 
 maybe adapt the image with some external tools to make it be a CSS sprite or whatever)Yes, 1. is not necessary a bad thing (HN is a good example :-)), but we all 
know that for most softwares, some attractive eye-candies are useful. Even 
 GMail uses more than a simple <input type="button"> to display 
their buttons.So here comes Da Button Factory. It aims at making it easier to create
pretty buttons, which are one of the key elements of an user interface 
(especially on the web), in an quick and human-friendly way (not tons of
options/menus/concepts like in an image processing program).
And because using plain image files on the web often sucks, it (will)
provide solutions that makes good use of CSS.Currently it's just a beta. There is only a very simple CSS solution
implemented. It may looks ugly in some browsers. Things are not polished.But I would be very glad to hear any comments of yours on this "draft". Do you
find it interesting? Do you have any critics/ideas about it? Did you notice
any bugs or problems?Oh, and I am french, so please excuse me for any grammar/spelling mistake in
this post, and don't hesitate to correct me, of course :-)