blipt.com is the brainchild of Paul Middleton, founder of the WebEquity.org business collaboration community. As WebEquity grew from its Australia roots into the US, UK and Canada, Paul wanted a way to feed the hungry developers, designers and entreprenuers that had gathered there. blipt.com was the answer.
By providing a cash incentive for regular web users to report badly designed websites, blipt.com can provide a valuable service to website owners; and by creating work for website designers and developers, and business opportunities for internet entrepreneuers, the longevity of WebEquity is assured.
To make it easier to refer badly designed websites, blipt.com has developed a range of custom tools. These are designed to sit in your browser toolbar, ready for that special moment when you need them (you'll know when).
blipt.com is a WebEquity project - the first end-to-end project to be release into the wild - and it stands as an example of what can be achieved in a very short amount of time when specialists collaborate (it took about a day to create).