Review ﻿Clusterify.com - small coding project meetups - creators met on HN
pixelmonkey: I think this is a great idea.  I have always thought hacking and open source development could be more organized :-) This looks like a great first stab.  Here are some comments:On aesthetics: although I like the StackOverflow nod, I think the color scheme is a little too 'grey'.  Background is grey, headers are grey, tags are grey, buttons are grey.  Don't know if other HNers have the same sense.Specific improvements:- on the "Add Project" page, you could make the text fields a little bit bigger- rather than picking the # of hours you think it would take for 2-3 people, why don't you use the fibonacci-like sequence used in Story Point / Planning Poker estimation.  E.g., it's a scale of complexity: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 25, 50 100.  See planningpoker.com.  You could also consider using a 'slider' here.- After I posted my clusterify project idea, I realized I had made a mistake in the Markdown.  Can we get a preview feature?  How about editing existing submissions?  (I understand this is early stage :-))- The mistake I made is that I thought that links that are on their own line should be linked automatically.  I guess this isn't strict Markdown, but seems like a common enough convention in most text-to-html systems.- Since this is code-focused, you could make  google-code-prettify available for syntax highlighting (or something similar):http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/- The "vote up" feature should be available on the front page, rather than only being available in the right side "project control" section once you click on a project- Speaking of, I think you should move "Project Controls" to the top of the project page.  It's hard to find them on the right side.Some "pie in the sky" new features to consider:- Someone mentioned integration with code hosting services like Github: that could be very cool- Having the project proposal be a Wiki rather than an original proposal with comments- Google maps (or similar) integration to schedule meetingsI'm definitely going to keep visiting.  It's a great idea.  Keep it up.  And if you're interested in working on a Python project, I've proposed one!http://clusterify.com/projects/list/pixelmonkey/11/