Updates

Mar 17, 2013

Going Green: Meagan Hyland

Seizing St. Patrick’s Day as a green-and-gold opportunity, we’ve been profiling a few Irish and Ireland-based Dribbblers over the last week.

Mar 17, 2013

Going Green: Darren Geraghty

Seizing St. Patrick’s Day as a green-and-gold opportunity, we’ll be profiling a few Irish and Ireland-based Dribbblers over the next week.

Seizing St. Patrick’s Day as a green-and-gold opportunity, we’ll be profiling a few Irish and Ireland-based Dribbblers over the next week.

Mar 15, 2013

Going Green: Sheena Oosten

Seizing St. Patrick’s Day as a green-and-gold opportunity, we’ll be profiling a few Irish and Ireland-based Dribbblers over the next week.

Mar 14, 2013

Going Green: Mark Reihill

Seizing St. Patrick’s Day as a green-and-gold opportunity, we’ll be profiling a few Irish Dribbblers over the next week.

Mar 13, 2013

Going Green: Conor O'Driscoll

Seizing St. Patrick’s Day as a green-and-gold opportunity, we’ll be profiling a few Irish Dribbblers over the next week. First up: Conor O’Driscoll.

We’re excited to announce that we’re now offering Stripe as a way to make credit card payments for Pro accounts or Jobs on Dribbble. Until now, PayPal had been the only available payment method, and it continues to be an option along with Stripe. If you live outside the United States and have had difficulties making purchases in the past, or if your business has had trouble using a company card, give Stripe a try!

March winds have been blowing for only a few days, but it’s already been a monumental month here at Dribbble, as we just signed two key free agents. It pleases us to no end to announce our first full-time hires, Samuel and Tristan, who will be helping us grow and improve the Dribbble community, site and platform.

We’ve just updated our Terms of Service and Player’s Handbook with new rules and guidelines as to what constitutes appropriate content at Dribbble.

Dec 31, 2012

Top 24 Dribbble Shots of 2012

We’re excited about 2013, but until then, we thought it’d be fun to share the 24 most popular shots (in terms of likes received) in 2012. And here they are…

Starting today, sorting and filtering members by location, skills, availability, and other criteria is packaged up into a nifty, portable widget.

You might’ve noticed a few features disappearing here and there on the site. Please bear with us, as we’re battling some performance issues that are proving difficult to diagnose.

If you’ve got an Xbox 360 like I do, and have an Xbox Live subscription, you should have received the Xbox Live Fall 2012 Update by now. The new update came with a free version of Internet Explorer, which will let you—spoiler alert—browse the web on your Xbox 360. Naturally, the first site you’d want to check out is Dribbble, right?

We’re pleased to announce that starting today, ALL Players have the ability to upload 800×600 shots in addition to the normal 400×300.

This week we welcome two new team members here at Dribbble HQ. Samuel Fine will be managing our support and fulfillment, while Alana Brooks will be spearheading our marketing efforts.

Well, we don’t like it at all.

We’ve launched two new Pro features.

We’re happy to announce that Find Designers, a powerful tool for searching designers by location, skill and other criteria, can now be accessed by anyone. Long available to players (designers invited to post their work) who have purchased Pro accounts, we’ve explored a lot of product and pricing options to expose this feature to a wider population.

The buzzer just went off on our latest rebound playoff. 205 Dribbblers answered the question, “What’s your favorite place on Earth?”. We had some wonderful entries, as usual.

We’ve just added @ mention support in comments!