On the moneyline, the Pelicans are -500 while the Trail Blazers are +400. The Pelicans are 10.5-point favorites at DraftKings Sportsbook and the point total sits at 226. The Pelicans will be without Jose Alvarado and Zion Williamson. Jusuf Nurkic, Damian Lillard, Jerami Grant, Anfernee Simons, and Trendon Watford are all questionable and I’d expect the majority not to play.
The Trailblazers injuries are stacked up as it seems they’re tanking for a high pick. This is the fourth and final matchup between these two teams. Clean interface.The New Orleans Pelicans (37-37) are set to travel to the West coast to take on the Portland Trail Blazers (32-42) Monday night. Good engineering paired with Facebook React. Did not remember this from the tablet experience. Not really part of onboarding, but most of the images are really low resolution.I am not asked to connect my social accounts (yet).As soon as I select more categories, the blue banner changes into a count down (add 3 more to continue).The title at the top says “popular topics”: are there more topics? Weird.Not all the names of the topics fit into their boxes, which looks a bit strange.On selecting a subject, a large blue banner appears and hints me to scroll down to select more topics.I really like the hover effect for each category.Received an e-mail to verify my account.At this point it seems like a really short onboarding: it tells me that there is just one more step.Disappears as soon as the requirement is met. When the password field gets the focus, below it the restriction (password needs to be at least 6 characters long) appears.I mean: who is going to visit the site another time without being logged in? Or should this trigger returning (but not yet converted) users to create an account, because you get the illusion that it is a very dynamic product? Anyway. I’m always wondering if random background pictures matter.Flipboard is a personalized magazine, composed of your social media and favorite news sources.
Today, Flipboard released their web version of their product.
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