illuvidex improvements - don't change display until filters are completely changed

[drifting surge]

I want to remove two or three filters at a time, and it annoys the frog out of me that the page will auto-refresh after one change. For instance, I want to change from looking at cured epic and uncommon shards to only respelndant, I need to either remove all and it refreshes, then select the tier 5, or else add the resplendant, it refreshes, remove the epic, it refreshes, remove the uncommon, it refreshes.

[unkempt quiver]

Illuvidex just needs a hard rework. There is so many things not good with it and things that HAVE to improve in order to be annything real.

[calm coral]

I agree, the Illuvidex needs some work.

I try tokentrove when I get frustrated

[near wren]

This is what many people tend to do...
We want to be sure to keep people in-house on the Illuvidex, as long as it is not too tedious and time consuming for dev

But I agree, rework and facelift 😉

[chilly garden]

As far as I can tell, they are piggy backing off the IMX API to run the Illuvidex. The full reset is due to it appending an entire url into the web browser.

Its certainly innefficient.

[drifting surge]

I would but then you don't get the stats..............

[drifting surge]

hmm, I sense an opportunity to assist here.............pity I can't code to save my life 🙂

[chilly garden]

There is a reason Illuvialmaster was the fastest website by far. Sky is a genius. But yeah the issues with the Illuvidex run far deeper. If they don't have everything set up as a database of their own it will always be limited. But this comes with costs and other problems that aren't necessarily worth it

[unkempt quiver]

Does Illuvium Labs have web developers employed? How many? How much are we paying them? What are they doing? Why are web updates always so slow? Why is website so slow?

Backend problems are another story that probably need time as backend devs have other work? But why is there nothing done on frontend ever? Do we even have anybody employed or whats up with that? What are they doing? Are there other parts of website nobody knows of? Are we using outside firm to make changes on the website?

Also there are a lot of things we just can't blaim on IMX API.

[chilly garden]

The website has been upgraded a tonne in the past 12 months. Its just it isn't announced every 2 seconds and so its harder to see. Like have u gone to some of the other pages? They are pretty incredible.

Not to mention a tonne of work went into building the illuvidex for like 20 NFT collections. And since then they have been working on upgrades which are nearly released

[drifting surge]

oops, wasn't meaning to start a pile on, simply requesting a function to be added/upgraded

[unkempt quiver]

I've been on pretty much all pages and I disagree they are incredible. God forbid somebody opens them on mobile network or using slow internet. It's just video on video on video (but that isn't devs fault).

Of course it isn't announced every 2 seconds because it was all release at once and I haven't seen any changes since then.

How many devs are working on a website or we have an outside firm is honest and legit question.

I really don't know why are we always waiting on upgrades and not bringing them out in smallers batches if there isn't a giant ovehaul.

I'm not sure why you became defensive. I'm not saying the website is shit and nobody is doing anything. I'm just saying the upgrades are really slow to happen and want to figure out why. (and also we can't just blame IMX for having slow Illuvidex)

[chilly garden]

People are definitely doing things. But yes the illuvidex marketplace is not good.

And yes I don't think it's optimised for mobile very much.

I do not know how many Devs are working on it at any given time.