これは「日本らしい」アイデアかもしれません。
大人向けのアダルト漫画雑誌読み放題サービスのKomiflo。ユーザー登録を進めていくと女の子が脱いでいくという画期的なシステムを採用しています。ちなみにフォームを１つ入力するたびに、女の子が「情報を入力してください。ご褒美があるかも...」「あともう少しです。頑張ってください...」と話しかけてきます。
個人的には、Basecamp.comで使われている入力フォームを思い出しました。
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- 2018/09/10 23:02:48に投稿されました
This is probably a very "Japanese" idea.
Komiflo, a read-all-adult manga-tha-you-can service for adults. It uses a revolutionary system where girls take off more clothes as you progress through registration. Everytime you enter information on a form a girl says things like "Please enter your information. You might get a reward..." "Just a little further. Keep at it."
Personally, it reminds me of the form being used at Basecamp.com.
Komiflo, a read-all-adult manga-tha-you-can service for adults. It uses a revolutionary system where girls take off more clothes as you progress through registration. Everytime you enter information on a form a girl says things like "Please enter your information. You might get a reward..." "Just a little further. Keep at it."
Personally, it reminds me of the form being used at Basecamp.com.
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- 2018/09/10 23:01:28に投稿されました
This could be a typical "Japanese-like" idea.
Komiflo, the all-you-can-read adult manga magazine for grownups. As you proceed with your user registration process, an epoch-making system of a girl keep taking off her clothes has been incorporated By the way, as you complete each form, a girl would talk to you such as "Please enter your information... and you might get a reward...", "y=You are almost done. Hang in there..." and the like.
Personally, it reminded me of the entry form used on Basecamp.com.
yukinakanoさんはこの翻訳を気に入りました
Komiflo, the all-you-can-read adult manga magazine for grownups. As you proceed with your user registration process, an epoch-making system of a girl keep taking off her clothes has been incorporated By the way, as you complete each form, a girl would talk to you such as "Please enter your information... and you might get a reward...", "y=You are almost done. Hang in there..." and the like.
Personally, it reminded me of the entry form used on Basecamp.com.
