I never have used a Stripe product (although always wanted to) nor will I have any need to in the near future but I will always click a new product announcement from them. They are just so beautiful and consistently so. Sometimes I feel like the design takes over the actual product announcement too. The discussion on HN is usually about how great their designers are. Anyway, this looks like another great, polished product from Stripe. They are unstoppable.
What's wrong with this? The boxes aren't rounded? It uses a boring font that's already installed on my computer?
It's laid out logically. You can tab between form elements. It's clear what each field is about. It's not squashed together, it's not spread out too much.
I'm also not a Stripe customer, but back when I went to check out how it worked, the most impressive thing was being able to skip the sign up and jump directly into a usable product. Spend some time setting up your account. If you like what you see, and only then, provide your email and password to create the account (of course keeping everything you've set up).
It's such a simple thing to do on the backend, and yet I'd never seen this before. So simple to implement, but gives an amazing first impression.
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I never have used a Stripe product (although always wanted to) nor will I have any need to in the near future but I will always click a new product announcement from them. They are just so beautiful and consistently so. Sometimes I feel like the design takes over the actual product announcement too. The discussion on HN is usually about how great their designers are. Anyway, this looks like another great, polished product from Stripe. They are unstoppable.
Much of Stripe's success is due to the usability of their product, so it's not a surprise to see that level of quality in their landing pages.
Wow, Paypal, this is your UI:
http://shots.jotform.com/elton/jotform-10-26-2013-19-19-31.p...
What's wrong with this? The boxes aren't rounded? It uses a boring font that's already installed on my computer?
It's laid out logically. You can tab between form elements. It's clear what each field is about. It's not squashed together, it's not spread out too much.
I'm also not a Stripe customer, but back when I went to check out how it worked, the most impressive thing was being able to skip the sign up and jump directly into a usable product. Spend some time setting up your account. If you like what you see, and only then, provide your email and password to create the account (of course keeping everything you've set up).
It's such a simple thing to do on the backend, and yet I'd never seen this before. So simple to implement, but gives an amazing first impression.
Exact same for myself, even if the design is very broken in FF Dev Edition.[0]
[0] http://i.imgur.com/CRAl9h4.png
Works fine for me. Must be your setup/extensions.
nope broken for me too
http://imgur.com/m93jmOU
Can't reproduce, must be your client.
not really something you can complain about in a nightly browser. Looks fine in FF38.0 Ubuntu.