The "Add Photo" feature that allows one to upload an image from one's computer onto the site has been very helpful aiding the description of an item in a list. Very user friendly.

But another thing that I find helpful is adding links to an item. So far I've used HTML, which isn't hard to do, but ends up a bit tedious when making links for a list of 5 or more items. This method isn't particularly user friendly.

I propose something similar to the "Add Photo" feature that allows one to add a url to a site, and even a title above the link. I would refrain from allowing a user to title the link because it obscures the true destination of the url, and leaves open potential for abuse (ie leading to unwanted sites, etc).

If I wanted to print a list from Utensi, I would want the list to come out as clean and crisp as possible with minimal clutter. While the site has successfully adhered to a vigilantly clean and minimalist design, when printing, I would probably want to skip out on the top border's "MY LISTS," CREATE A LIST," portion, and the bottom "about," "feedback," etc border. The print out shouldn't look just like a page print straight from the website, but a cleaned up list containing essential information that makes printing a viable and efficient means of taking a list with you. Nobody wants to waste ink.

Simply put: I would just want the list, and perhaps the creator's user name in a print option.

While the EXPLORE tab is great for viewing newer lists, what if I just want to browse around and see ALL of the lists created. After all, the EXPLORE feature gives lists limited shelf life that's directly related to their activity. This is a good thing when you want to see fresh, active lists, but also leaves older lists-or ones that didn't catch immediate notoriety-on the shelves to collect cobwebs.

Sometimes I want to browse through any the lists created. A browsing feature could be governed by any number of organizing categories that could be flushed out at a later date. To start, the categories could be separated between lists created by friends and ones created by everyone else.

A highly ambitious project would involve the creation of a mobile app for the iPhone & iTouch interface that permits the user to fulfill any number of the following activities:

>Access & Browse Utensi
>Draft & save Utensi lists on the user's mobile device
>Upload drafted lists to his/her account
>Upload images from the device's Photo Album
>Download and save Utensi lists off the site

Writing a GUI and turning it into a functioning app is no small feat. Clearly this project would be very long term.