Eorzea Collection - new website dedicated to gear

[Serilda]

Superb work!

[XenoSamurai]

Nice work on this website, this will be very useful to me since I love to glamour. Good job!

Also hi Edeon, how are ya? I miss you.

[MugenMugetsu]

Wow! Awesome job on the site! Keep up the good work, man, you rock!

[Kerii]

I'm glad you're doing this. I can't wait until you've got all of the sets in the game.

[Kamote]

are you planning on expanding this so we can mix & match gear? glamour = true endgame

[YGSLlew]

hell yeah! A whole website dedicated to the true endgame!
(But joke aside, that's really awesome, I hope it will get filled with all the sets )

[Noxifer]

I really love it ^^

Like Kamote said, it'd be awesome to be able to either mix and match, or at least "toggle" pieces on or off from a set, so you can see how they look separately (for example, some gloves belonging to sets flatten down "poofy" sleeves a bit, and with most Tank/DoW armours, the gloves cover up the sleeves, and the combination of chestplate and boots/sabatons make almost all trousers nearly invisible. But I understand that this could potentially be a lot more difficult to code in ^^;

Edit:

I'm gonna be adding a lot of stuff to it regularly, [...] even let you share you own custom glamour sets.

Though judging by this part of your post, what I asked for seems to be forthcoming anyway ;p

[stardrifter]

good work love the design, should put gear sets into categories ie. classes, dungeons drops, crafted, ect.

would be nice to search them to narrow down specific types.

[DragonFlyy]

Any thoughts of adding races to it too? Would be nice since sometimes the textures squish a bit on different races.

[Niwashi]

Really nice.

You appear to already be categorizing the sets by how they're acquired, but, particularly as you start adding more sets to the site, it might help for the "browse" page to be split into those categories.

And, as mentioned, showing at least some items by themselves. without the rest of the set, would be helpful, at least in the cases where the set has one item partially (or even fully) covered by another.