Drag/drop web page builder for 10k competition

[Nik Coughlin]

Hi all, some of you may remember me, I used to post here a lot.

Anyway, I built a drag + drop web page editor for AnEventApart's 10k
responsive web app compeition:

http://10k.aneventapart.com/Entry/Details/659

All of the feedback I've gotten so far has been glowing. Too glowing.
This is where I

 

[Nik Coughlin]

Hi all, some of you may remember me, I used to post here a lot.

Anyway, I built a drag + drop web page editor for AnEventApart's 10k
responsive web app compeition:

http://10k.aneventapart.com/Entry/Details/659

All of the feedback I've gotten so far has been glowing. Too glowing.
This is where I

Sorry, Google Groups (yeah I know) submitted the post halfway through
typing it for some reason.

Anyhow, what I was saying is, this is where I used to come when I
wanted some good, brutal honest criticism.

Please, tear me a new one.

Some caveats though:

- I know it's not cross-browser, the requirements for the competition
were newest Firefox / newest of either Safari or Chrome (I picked
Chrome) and IE10 platform preview.
- I ran out of time and submitted it unfinished, though I removed at
the last minute as much as possible of the stuff that didn't work.

I'm interested in your feedback on the concept as much as anything,
but implementation, user interface etc. are good too.

Thanks,

Nik

 

[richard]

Hi all, some of you may remember me, I used to post here a lot.

Anyway, I built a drag + drop web page editor for AnEventApart's 10k
responsive web app compeition:

http://10k.aneventapart.com/Entry/Details/659

All of the feedback I've gotten so far has been glowing. Too glowing.
This is where I

Good job Nik.
I could see where something like that would be of great help specially to
newbees.
I'd like to see you expand on that.