Cool! Currently we don't have the tools to accept requests automatically. Still, we're closely monitoring the search terms/expressions users make that return no (or close to no) results.
We try to be as reactive as possible, so feel free to contact us (bottom left of sidebar) and ask for what you need!
Thank you! We're currently working with a few designers in private but we're working on tools that would enable designers to upload packs of .svg graphics and make them automatically customizable on our platform.
I'm having a hard time trying to reproduce the modal bug although you're not the first one to report the issue. I'm working on it!
We've built a CSS based language to enable designers to easily make their SVG graphics dynamic and customizable. You're right though, it makes no sense to put it there while it's pending, I'm removing it. Thanks for asking!
Indeed thank you!
edit: Are you referring to the placeholder "Your company email..." in the signup modal? If it's the case, we're planning on creating a color scheme automatically from the company's logo. Currently, it can be done by picking colors manually from any logo the Clearbit API can find. Try to create a new color scheme :)
I can agree with you that maybe, at this early stage of the game development, the "Code" part in the "CodeSpell" name may be a bit inaccurate. But nothing tells us it won't evolve to something RPG-like, where you'll have to actually code your spells effects with raw instructions to reach higher levels.
I totally love those games where the players bring all the value by being creative, when the conceptors have absolutely no idea of what the in-game will look like 6 months from now.
It's not about teaching raw code and basic algorithms, but using code as a tool to achieve what's in your mind, and I think that's the most important part to prepare someone for the future of programming.
My rights as a paying user should be one (and it is a very nice one I admit) among other features that make the user experience of pixter awesome. Instead, I land on pixter.in and I see 6 bullet points all focused on this one feature, as if Pixter had nothing else to offer.
Sad to see that the awesome features are not directly related to the awesomeness of the product, but totally focused on some terms of services about property and privacy...
Tissues can be hanged somewhere on a clip, water evaporates, is picked up by dehumidifiers of the spaceship, goes back to the water system and purified back into drinking water.