I found and downloaded the printable files a while ago.. sadly, I seem to have misplaced them!
They’re 404′ing at the moment, I imagine you were getting WAY too many downloads :p

If possible, I’d really REALLY like to get my hands on the printable files?

Thanks :)

Thanks once again.

I’ve already made a good deal of progress in between some of our client work. I’ll have to work on some documentation for the jQuery $.post calls to keep track of the Liking and Disliking sessions. I haven’t worked on doing it in a cookie yet. I might just stick with the sessions.

I’ll let you know when I’ve got it finalised, cross browser compatible and documented (Haha yeah, I said the dreaded “d” word…that’ll be the thing that will take the longest!)

Thanks again for this John. I love the open source community and really appreciate your work. I’ll be in touch soon!

Which you, my friend, are not.

Thanks and Regards from Minnesota, USA!

Ann

This was a fantastic idea – I don’t know where you got the inspiration to do this from but it must have been like a lightbulb going off!! such a simple concept but it must be so effective to use.

I, Like other posters above, have to carry a laptop to client meetings or sketch to demonstrate ideas. These small moo’d cards are really useful and I will have a much better time when meeting new clients and getting them to express their own design preference.

This was extremely generous and many thanks to you.

Andy
Artifex Design

Thank you so much for these! I’m amazed at the timing of me finding this post! I’ve just started a web design partnership with a friend and I was talking about coming up with something very similar to this but you’ve done all the work for me!

I do have on variation on it that I am going to implement and that is to have a Polaroid style frame around the cards and to have a ‘Like’ and a ‘View in Lightbox’ link in the bottom of the Polaroid stripe.

I’ll be using jQuery to implement the ‘Like/Dislike’ feature and will either log that in a cookie or a session so you can track clients responses to each card if they are looking at it online.

If I find the time to get that up and running over the next fortnight would be interested in seeing the results?

You’ve done such a great job and saved me hours and hours of time so I’d love to enhance it a little more and give something back to you seeing you’ve done an amazing job!

Thanks again John! I’m so stoked to have found this!

Thanks man.

On the website side – might I suggest a way to switch the order of the cards so that they can list from highest – lowest (show #100 first and #1 last) instead of lowest-highest? Just an option in the content.php file could do it. The page then slowly becomes a log of interesting design elements that have emerged over time…

Thanks for the GREAT idea – and for sharing it with the rest of us so freely!
Jacqueline, aka
A Digital Native

It’s a great idea and these will come in very handy in client meetings.

A lot of clients I meet up with, initially don’t have any idea of what they do or don’t like so these will be a great starting point to gain an idea of what they are looking for.

Thank you so much for sharing the files with the rest of us… we can all appreciate how much time and energy you invested in this idea – glad you saw it through to the web as well!

Glad I paid attention to the latest Moosletter :)

I’m a loyal lover of Moo’s Minicards…. I still have 3 boxes on my desk and I’ll be ordering ANOTHER one thanks to you!

Cheers,

Windy May

As time goes on you (or I, or any designer) can create add-on sets of cards for ourselves – might distribute, might not – with the latest trends, our own designs… I could even see them as being a place I stick any cool ideas for designs that haven’t found the right client yet.

Was there any reason you did minicards over business cards? If I was doing the project from scratch I probably would have gone for the larger format, and I’m kind of curious what sent you in the other direction…

Jacqueline, aka
A Digital Native

Thanks again great work.

read about it in the moo newsletter..

keep up the great work

and cheers from germany ;D

stefan

Great idea and it’s definitely a hug contribution to the design community.

I would have had a pretty hard time ordering, printing, and have them turning up on my doorstep if they were the wrong size ;)

http://uk.moo.com/en/help/help.php?page=format-guide