vivien maidabornThu 11 Jul 2013 5:21AM
I am loving the no words, and think the thumbs speak for themselves but could get very excited about the idea of a range for different types of groups using the same formula.
Awesome work Matt!
Deleted accountThu 11 Jul 2013 5:30AM
I must say I also like the absence of words. For some reason those thumbs didn't overly register with me on first look.
Richard D. BartlettThu 11 Jul 2013 6:37AM
I love this, lots of fun feeding into your design process Matt.
We need thumbier thumbs!
Matthew BartlettThu 11 Jul 2013 6:34PM
@neilmorris @richarddbartlett — now with thumbier thumbs.
Benjamin KnightThu 11 Jul 2013 9:06PM
I like it so much @matthewbartlett! Those thumbs are exquisitely thumby!
Is it hard to substitute them into the app too!?
Aaron ThorntonThu 11 Jul 2013 9:28PM
I wonder if it would look/work better if the conversation continued all the way down and the proposals jumped out of it maybe like speech bubbles, looping back when unsuccessful or peeling off to the outcome. I also wonder if the imaginative trip to the moon might weaken the strength of its usefulness. Personal thoughts only you may ignore.
Matthew BartlettFri 12 Jul 2013 12:42AM
@benjaminknightloom I'm pretty sure those thumbs come from the same files that were used to make our present buttons...
Benjamin KnightFri 12 Jul 2013 5:35AM
ha even better :)
Anna GuentherFri 12 Jul 2013 6:32AM
I love it @matthewbartlett :)

Deleted account ·Thu 11 Jul 2013 3:28AM
That looks great start - it might be an idea to have a series of different ones for different types of potential users, i.e. this one would be great for families/or groups of friends.
It might be useful to have a little bit of explanation of what the different colours mean when considering a proposal.