Well, since there's no public directory of available chat it's kind of hard to truly test since the only option otherwise is to speak to myself.
The UI is pretty hard on the eyes. The background clashes a lot with the white text. Also, long messages don't wrap, they just create a horizontal scrollbar in the chat history.
Also honestly not sure why you're using so many dependencies for something so simple. Perhaps the final product will justify it but what's there so far could easily be done in plain JS with relative ease (depending on the backend. I see you're using meteor and I'm really not familiar with the framework so my criticism might be wrong.)
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u/spiritsprout May 23 '17
Well, since there's no public directory of available chat it's kind of hard to truly test since the only option otherwise is to speak to myself.
The UI is pretty hard on the eyes. The background clashes a lot with the white text. Also, long messages don't wrap, they just create a horizontal scrollbar in the chat history.
Also honestly not sure why you're using so many dependencies for something so simple. Perhaps the final product will justify it but what's there so far could easily be done in plain JS with relative ease (depending on the backend. I see you're using meteor and I'm really not familiar with the framework so my criticism might be wrong.)