It's likely some of these issues previously raised among the numerous comments made so far...
Currently using Edge on PC and experiencing multiple issues with new site................
The box that reads "Drop up to 5 files here...." not accepting one file, let alone multiple files.
Several days ago I tried using contact form addressing some issues I'm experiencing using new site design and while form acknowledges message with the line...."Thank you for your message. We read all your emails and we'll try to answer them", I wonder if this feature indeed active or still a work in progress...?
Some issues raised using contact form include....
- limited options in "Sort feature" (Newest first or Most popular first). Previous site allowed a photographer to access any of their photos going
back to their first upload made on the site or any other time in between with the click of the mouse. In other words the previous design
compartmentalized the photos (using pages) whereas with new design it seems endless scrolling is required to view an old upload.....?
- Incorrect date om my photos.
- Site generates "Error 521" when generally browsing though photos.
- No image appearing. Then, hours later or next day there is an image...?
Given how "busy" the new design is with its multiple components to each page (photos/panels with info/increased scrolling, etc., etc.), the new design, (based on what I've experienced so far), has made it awkward or cumbersome (moreso for some than others) when trying to upload photos, etc.
The new design on a mobile device not as user friendly as with previous design. Perhaps it all goes back to the format and design of previous site that more conveniently "fit" the size of screen. Whether it be on a PC or mobile device...?
The new Shipspotting site, by emulating its design after some of the other on line ship tracking/uploading sites, has obviously certain challenges to overcome. Nevertheless, I can understand the frustration expressed by some members in regards to its functionality vs that of the former site.