Introducing a revolutionary way to browse photos
flow by sicknessclown
When we ask our users how they like to browse through photos, the thing that we hear most often is:
“Whatever you do, just don’t make me click”
Well, we took that rather seriously and have come up with a very interesting way to browse through your photos. We call it the river view for the way it offers a free flowing way of browsing your photos.
Simply keep scrolling down the page and we keep adding more photos until you have seen all – cool, isn’t it?
So what can you do with this? Here are some of our thoughts and we would certainly like to hear how you end up using this!
a) Open up your lifeblob page in the river view and breeze through your entire photo album in <15 minutes. Really, I’m serious!
b) Open up a friend’s lifeblob page in river view and stumble upon photos that you’ve never seen before. Do comment on some of them too, your friend will appreciate it.
c) Think of the first word that comes to your mind, stick it at the end of http://www.lifeblob.com/tag/ and see the photos that everyone else has posted related to your word. It could be something cheesy like http://www.lifeblob.com/tag/cheese or it could be something funny like http://www.lifeblob.com/tag/funny or any random word like http://www.lifeblob.com/tag/random but you are bound to find some great photos!
The photos are currently ordered by popularity, but if you want to see them time ordered too, shoot us a mail and we’ll build it for you. We would love to hear how much you like this one!
But what about cases when I want to narrow down by more than one tag? For example, I want to see random funny pictures. And I want this to extend to arbitrary lengths.
Rajesh
3 Feb 10 at 11:47 pm
Good point – you can search for photos that match multiple words ( the search box is on the top of each lifeblob page ) but it is currently not possible with the tag URL that I mentioned above.
I’ve taken a feature request to support URLs of kind http://www.lifeblob.com/tag/funny+random – thanks for the suggestion.
Pranav Bhasin
4 Feb 10 at 3:00 am