Quote from: SandwichSpread on February 24, 2015, 07:39:40 am

I agree, it just doesn't make sence. But are there programmers that can push this project forward until Mr. Spread comes back.

I havent had time to look over the code completely yet but will make time tomorrow, I can progtram C++, C#, Java the list goes on so I'm pretty confident I can pick up  where he left off. My biggest issue will be time, I run an IT department which as you can imagine takes up a lot of time. There are few programmers within the community so between us we should be able to keep it running in the right direction, the main thing at the moment is to establish what direction to head in.

Might be a good idea to organise a live chat session on irc or something similar so we can all have a proper discussion?. Thoughts anyone?

I think that is a good idea, I can give imput but I'm not a programmer. I want to see this project succeed!
Maybe set up a new thread?

Good to see people wanting to push Spread forward. I still think it has great potential.
Wasn't Elbandi also doing stuff. I am not a coder unfortunately.

I have no problems with the way the in- and out buttons look.
They are clear and to the point.
If it ain't broke don't fix it. 

It will be difficult to find a design that fits the price ticker, all the menues and a header etc... while staying simple.

But you are right, I will first get rid of all the weird colors who are remnants of the default theme (before I changed it)

Good work on SCT, looks geat!

Great man 

I am a purist and I am giving imput.

Ubuntu is the Bitcoin font. Montserrat the Spreadcoin font.

If we are not going to stick with this, why make identity guidelines.

We can also say everything goes, which is also fine by me.

Hey guys, great to see stuff being designed.

Couple of things though:

The font used in not the Montserrat, also different background colors have been used.
For a Spreadcoin brand to be instantly recognisable the font and colors should be used consistantly.

Hope this is helpfull.

Cheers