Project Triple Innovation: Exclusive First Look

[Adam]

Hello,

I'm going to officially launch Project Triple Innovation within 1-2 days, but I wanted to exclusively give you OB'ers a first glance...

...and selfishly test things out before unleashing everything upon our massive newsletter/main site. Please type out all responses + feedback + bugs + suggestions here.

Let's go!

(1) Introducing a high-tech new Guru
All guru quizzes have now been integrated with our main database of anime. This lets you sort quizzes on a number of criteria. You can also rate quizzes on how accurate they area and save quizzes...

Click: [url]http://guru.theotaku.com/index.php[/url]

But how can you save quizzes?

(2) Introducing myOtaku's new quiz manager
This innovative little feature lets you store all your quiz results (from Guru and any other site) in a handy format. (We take a lot of quizzes - this lets us collect the results we get easily.)

Saving quiz results from a Guru test is 100% dynamic. You can just click the 'save' button after taking a test. Saving quiz results from other sites is a bit more tedious - too bad for them.

The neatest part about this feature is that at any time you can select up to 3 quiz results to feature on your site's main page. Each result gets framed and thrown up instantly - no coding required.

Click: [url]http://www.myotaku.com/account/manager[/url]

(3) And the final part of our hefty P.T.I...

We really wanted to make it so fans could submit online quizzes - to add a new portfolio item to your site and to get new visitors. But there was really nothing online that would allow people with no programming knowledge to accomplish this.

That's why we developed our own technology (thanks to Maximus for this) and produced our own first-of-its-kind quiz generator.

You don't have to use this generator for Guru - its output works like a charm on any site.

So the question became - how do we distribute this highly cool script?

Well to answer that, we also wanted to, on the side, to produce an HTML tutorial that would interactively teach people HTML so that they wouldn't screw up their myO sites...

For these two very ambitious features, we needed a new site. And so we created one.

Enter FounderWeb.com - a resource site that's launching with the world's first user-friendly quiz generator script AND an interactive HTML tutorial.

Play away with all this stuff....remember to post all feedback here. It would be an absolute mess to find a bug a week after launching it to all our myO members...

Best,

-Adam

[Mimmsicle]

[COLOR=darkred]So that's what I saw at James' MyO...

That's a really good thing, since quizzes can be a bit.... *cough*...

One thing : the "click here" on the [URL=http://guru.theotaku.com/index.php#]quiz site[/URL] only brings you right back...

- Mimmi[/COLOR]

[TheShinje]

[size=1][color=#006699]I'm liking what I see here Adam, very nice.

I've done one of the quizzes to test the saving results out, and it worked fine for me. Just one question. When will it become visible on my site? When the site officially launches? It doesn't seem to be appearing right now.

I like the last part, where I can now customize my quizzes easier than with Quizilla. I haven't had the chance to try it out yet. I have a job interview soon, however, I shall return this afternoon to test it out and give you feedback in that regard.

-Shinji.[/size][/color]

[Adam]

You have to visit your manager and tell each result to display before it'll be on your main page...by default saved results are only visible from your backroom