Deck for Reddit

A desktop optimized, alternative way of browsing Reddit.

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A desktop optimized, alternative way of browsing Reddit.

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Deck for Reddit is an alternative way of browsing Reddit. It is optimized for desktop, and takes advantage of available screen real-estate.

Launch tags:Productivity•Social Network•Social Media

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Deck for Reddit

Maker

Hey PH! I was frustrated 😡 with Reddit web UX: waste negative whitespace, crawling slow page load, responsive UI design that turns my monitor into as usable as a 7-inch phone screen, and totally-constantly-annoying prompt to install native client on mobile. If you share similar feelings, then you'll love Deck for Reddit. I built it to show as much content as possible at a glance, while respecting your screen real-estate. Deck for Reddit is currently in open beta. Feel free to use it as much as you like and any feedbacks are warmly welcome.

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6yr ago

GIST

@snw This totally might be due to my astigmatism, but the use of blue on absolutely every link made it hard for me to read. Just adding the following helped a ton! span.rr-p-h-title a { color: #222; }

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6yr ago

Deck for Reddit

Maker

@itsgiologist im not entirely satisfied with the current theme either, will definitely do few more rounds of design before final release!

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6yr ago

$Clark \$

Making Reddit actually usable?? You are going to kill my productivity ; ) ps: if you add mod tools to this...I'll probably lose my real job.

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6yr ago

Looks nice, at this point I'm thinking that reddit is intentionally not fixing their website to run free tests on how they can do an overhaul.

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6yr ago

Love it!! It's different, easy to view and it will kill all office prodctivity. My boss is bound to be impressed. Great concept and anything that makes Reddit easier to read has to be a winner. Basing it on the Tweetdeck is a brilliant move.

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6yr ago