I'm also using Firefox but this isn't happening here, and my computer wasn't built by NASA.

That's because CK's site is responsive.

That's why users can turn their notifications off on most websites. ;)

Exactly. I don't know if it's difficult to create a notification center, like the ones we see at the of the page of many websites but it would be great to have this feature on Tatoeba. We could display:

— Latest comments on a sentence.
— Who favorited your sentence.
— Announce new features.
— Show new messages if any.

I'm not a developer, but I think this isn't so simple to implement.

Problem:
Some users don't correct the sentences that they translated or added. I think they don't even know that someone left a comment on their sentence suggesting some corrections.

Solution:
Display a notification icon on the user's profile page or at the top of the page with the number of new comments.

A picture is worth a thousand words: http://i.imgur.com/mXOi5Dk.png

> Keywords are now highlighted in search results

Thanks for working on this new feature, gillux. It looks great. :)

> Just for clarification, are you going to work on the UX design, or on the graphics design?

UX Design :)

I can work on everything, but it will take some time. I'm already following the discussions on Github.

I'm going to work on a new homepage. I'm not a professional Designer, but I have read hundreds of books on the subject. When I finish it I'm going to post it on GitHub for feedback.

That's great! Good luck, Trang.

I think you guys should find a good UX Designer—not a person who knows how to use Adobe Photoshop.