Just some UI&#x2F;UX observations:<p>The &quot;Use style&quot; wording didn&#x27;t immediately register for me that the images were clickable. I wondered why the gallery images all had the same description when they were clearly different styles!<p>Perhaps &quot;Use this style&quot; would be more expressive?<p>When you do click through, it shows the same image (with face) to be used as the style image, leaving me wondering if a user provided style image should just be a texture (newsprint, vegetables etc.), or an already styled image.<p>The &quot;Buy a painting&quot; button is deceptive, since it&#x27;s a canvas print, not a painting. I was going to suggest teaming up with instapainting, but I see they beat you to it [1]. I guess you could always go to the source [2].<p>The resulting modal dialog on clicking &quot;Buy a painting&quot; barely fits in the browser on a 15&quot; retina MBP, even then, the cookie info bar clips the button, so I suspect you may be loosing sales from people who can&#x27;t figure out how to get to the button, especially on smaller screens (you&#x27;d be surprised!).<p>Clicking through that dialog brings me to an ebay page, but not for the image I selected to buy. There are a range of other images shown, but it doesn&#x27;t seem to be possible to choose one, never mind the one I wanted. I have no idea what I&#x27;m buying, or how to buy what I want.<p>Finally I can&#x27;t &quot;Buy&quot;, I can only bid, as it&#x27;s an auction, not a &quot;Buy it now&quot;.<p>Oh, and please tell Michael to change his name to Andy. :) [3]<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=10162121" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=10162121</a>
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