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Juan

Wishfultree - Share the joy of this holiday season

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A WebGL experience lets you create and customize your Christmas tree and room. Share the link to your room with people you care about to allow them to add ornaments and messages to the tree. It is free for up to 10 people. Plus, Business and Enterprise options

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Juan
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So far, we have thousands of users; I would love to hear your feedback. We're now working on a business UI and room, which is less toony.
Nika
I feel that Sims spirit back :D Thanks for bringing the nostalgia back.
Juan
Maker
@busmark_w_nika we definetely took inspiration for the loading screen messages carrousel :D that's prob the best loading screen ever
Ashit Vora
Creative idea, especially for bringing people together during the holidays! Great work, @ohzinteractive !
Juan
Maker
@ashitvora thank you Ashit, that's our mission :D ! amazing stuff you are doing with raftlabs, very impressive.
Ioannis Tsiokos
Merry almost Christmas!
Juan
Maker
@ioannis_tsiokos merry almost Christmas for you too! Are you building any products with AI and the blockchain? next year it's going to be huge!
Alex Dulub
That's fantastic, Roberto! The idea of sharing a customizable tree with loved ones is heartwarming. How do you envision the business UI enhancing the user experience?
Juan
Maker
Hi @web3_antivirus us, thank you for the comment. Your web3antivirus project is super cool. It's amazing to see that you managed to convince people to get a crypto antivirus!! A good UI is key for users to enjoy this kind of UX. For 99% of users, seeing 3D graphics on the web is a super enjoyable novelty. At the same time, you don't want to go toooo crazy to minimize the drop-off and facilitate the user's trust in your product enough to register for your experience... much like your app. After all, we're providing an amazing experience, but people are so risk-averse and, let's say it, lazy sometimes that they don't provide more information. Even for a free, fun, cool idea. Another key advantage is that the app's simple UI allows people of all ages to understand and use it. If we want to share the Christmas spirit (the UX), we need a good UI to support it. What do you think? Not sure if that's answers your question fully lol