By: Evan Michael
GreetingCard improvements that could make my day include the possibility
to add your own projects to the templates collection, and a blank card
that allows you to set the background and add clipart without taking the
time to clear the area.
Lastly, I should mention an issue that’s
not major but certainly a bit annoying: after each export (when you
save the card as an image), you are notified that the process was
successful and, at the same time, asked if you want to go to the output
folder.
That is thoughtful, of course, but I think that it would
be better if you had the chance to deactivate the prompting and be
announced, instead, by a Growl notification, for example, about the
success of the operation.
The Good
Simple, organized and
featuring beautiful, high quality templates and clipart, iGreetingCard
allows you to create personalized cards perfect for any occasion. The
fact that you can make your own will cut down on the time spent on
e-cards websites trying to find the one that expresses exactly what you
mean.
The Bad
iGreetingCard does not give you the
possibility to change the background of your e-cards and, as such, you
will never be able to create a completely unique design. Templates are
great and prove to be extremely useful if you are in a hurry, but I
would love to have the possibility to customize absolutely everything.
On
a side note, iGreetingCard lacks attention for details: the Valentine
Day’s category seems to be missing template number 4, and you can remove
items by pressing Return but not the Delete key (I believe that is
customary to use both in such cases). Furthermore, the keyboard cannot
be used at all when deleting text items, since the selection
automatically enables the editor.
Once you have added an image to
a frame, the two become inseparable, and iGreetingCard does not take
into account that you might want to delete just the image (to replace
the photo simply drag and drop a new one on top), or change the frame.
The Truth
iGreetingCard
is a nice application based on an interesting concept, although there
are still issues to be improved. With enough patience, you can find
solutions for most problems, while the included designs are truly
amazing.
A half time Blogger with techno and gadget enthusiast. You can visit http://www.gadgetontable.info for more techno readings.
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