Kyle V.
08-09-2011, 03:07 PM
1) Project Details: (be as specific as possible):
I own a website that teaches modern yoyo tricks using tutorial videos hosted on YouTube as a service to the growing community of yoyo players worldwide. The site is www.rethinkyoyo.com
Although the site is a service, many users have shown interest in downloading the videos for use on their computers or ipods or whatever rather than having to watch the videos on YouTube or embedded on the Rethinkyoyo website. I would like to offer each video as a paid download using PayPal or something along those lines. The system would be very similar to iTunes.
I envision it would look something like this:
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k244/Ronykeerie/RethinkyoyoVideodownloader.png
On each downloadable item, there would be
1. A video thumbnail (which, if clicked on, would expand and preview the video.)
2. A title and description. Before the video is clicked on, the description would be only a snipit, but after clicking on the video, the full description would show.
3. A "Download" button, which would ask for your PayPal account information, and, when the transaction is complete, would automatically start your download of the video.
Image showing what the system would look like after clicking on the video thumbnail:
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k244/Ronykeerie/RethinkyoyoVideodownloaderexpanded.png
I don't need a cart system because I'm guessing most users will want to download individual videos at a time, so it's not worth the extra trouble.
Also, I'm not sure if this makes any difference, but the code would have to be compatible with Weebly, a site builder. It has no problem with custom HTML elements, so I can't imagine this is an issue, but I'm trying to give all that might be helpful.
2) Payment method/ details (Paypal, check? Timeline?):
I have almost no experience with coding, so I have no idea how difficult a code like this would be to design. I'm just a 17 y/o kid with a website and a very low budget, so this is really just to get some information on (1) the difficulty of this code, (2) an estimate on how much most coders would charge for something like this, and (3) how quickly this could be designed.
Thanks very much for your help and your patience,
Kyle
I own a website that teaches modern yoyo tricks using tutorial videos hosted on YouTube as a service to the growing community of yoyo players worldwide. The site is www.rethinkyoyo.com
Although the site is a service, many users have shown interest in downloading the videos for use on their computers or ipods or whatever rather than having to watch the videos on YouTube or embedded on the Rethinkyoyo website. I would like to offer each video as a paid download using PayPal or something along those lines. The system would be very similar to iTunes.
I envision it would look something like this:
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k244/Ronykeerie/RethinkyoyoVideodownloader.png
On each downloadable item, there would be
1. A video thumbnail (which, if clicked on, would expand and preview the video.)
2. A title and description. Before the video is clicked on, the description would be only a snipit, but after clicking on the video, the full description would show.
3. A "Download" button, which would ask for your PayPal account information, and, when the transaction is complete, would automatically start your download of the video.
Image showing what the system would look like after clicking on the video thumbnail:
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k244/Ronykeerie/RethinkyoyoVideodownloaderexpanded.png
I don't need a cart system because I'm guessing most users will want to download individual videos at a time, so it's not worth the extra trouble.
Also, I'm not sure if this makes any difference, but the code would have to be compatible with Weebly, a site builder. It has no problem with custom HTML elements, so I can't imagine this is an issue, but I'm trying to give all that might be helpful.
2) Payment method/ details (Paypal, check? Timeline?):
I have almost no experience with coding, so I have no idea how difficult a code like this would be to design. I'm just a 17 y/o kid with a website and a very low budget, so this is really just to get some information on (1) the difficulty of this code, (2) an estimate on how much most coders would charge for something like this, and (3) how quickly this could be designed.
Thanks very much for your help and your patience,
Kyle