- Loading miniature, hitzone graphics
- Applying miniature 'fog' effect
- Create-your-own card colors option
- Better "squeezing" for long text placed in the left attributes area
- Streamline on-screen appearance of text edit boxes
- Add distressing to border area
- Marvel, HoSS, rectangular, and AotP templates
- Considering creating new from-scratch vector-based templates?
- Loadable custom symbols
- Special power reference

Supporting many browsers and operating systems means some minor variations in look or functionality will exist; it's pretty much a given. I've worked the big issues to provide an overall very consistent experience. However, here is a catalog of the small variances that still exist:

Right now, Firefox provides the best overall experience with this app. It's super fast and the text weights are rendered consistently on all platforms, closely matching Hasbro weights.

Chrome is also great, but renders some text slightly too bold and some slightly too light (on Windows only. It's fine elsewhere). The difference is small and you probably wouldn't notice it if I didn't point it out. Even with this marginal difference, it is still more Hasbro accurate than any other card creator out there.

Safari won't actually save the card when you hit the button. Instead it will open the card in a new window and you can save it from there. This cannot be fixed without changes to the browser.

iOS edit boxes are poorly aligned with the card. This isn't a big issue because the rendered cards are aligned perfectly.

Internet Explorer and Edge support all the features, but the app has to do a lot more work behind-the-scenes because these browsers don't support certain programming features. That extra work means rendering card text and switching templates is a bit slower with these browsers, possibly taking over a second to do certain things on slower computers. Overall I think the speed is fine, but if you disagree, let me know and I will see what I can do.

Also, the exact combination of Internet Explorer 11 running on Windows 7 has a very weird bug that I had to work around in a manner that could possibly fail on occasion. I don't think it will, but if it you see text rendering with the incorrect font, when running that browser/OS combo, hit refresh and it will probably be fixed.

I'm pleased to announce the November preview of my web-based customs card creator app. This early preview still won't let you switch templates or load miniature images, but please have a look and let me know what you think! Expect version 1.0 to hit later this month.

NOTABLE CHANGES
- works on all major browsers
- faster card rendering
- text placement is now consistent with all browsers, OSs
- kerning is "different"--better in many spots, worse in others
- regression: editing interface not as slick. (I will try to get it as nice as before, eventually.)
- (under-the-hood: moved from DOM/SVG foreignObject layout to doing it myself)

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
If you use a reasonably recent browser on your phone, tablet, or computer, you're good-to-go. If you want tech support for this app from me, use one the two most recent versions of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge, or Safari running on one of the two most recent versions of Windows(1), MacOS, Android, Ubuntu, or iOS.

KNOWN ISSUES
- Edit boxes aren't well aligned on iOS (but the generated card has perfect alignment)
- Save button doesn't work on Safari. (Workaround: hit preview and right-click save the preview image)

ROADMAP
Major additional features are planned to roll out as follows
- Version 1 (late November): All classic scape templates
- Version 2 (December): Loading graphics
- Version 3 (January): GrabCut, FTW!
- Version 4 (Feb/Mar): Marvel, other templates
- later: collections? online sharing? keywording? Help me decide!

CREDITS
I'm still using @Mooseman 's miniature background graphic. The default card text in this preview is @Ninja Status ' entry in @Dr.Goomonkey 's June custom contest.

FOOTNOTES/MISC
1) For support purposes, I'm pretending Windows 8 doesn't exist. I will support Windows 7 and 10.
2) Macs (any browser) have the most Hasbro-accurate font rendering. It's basically identical. Next is Firefox, IE, or Edge on Windows, and least accurate is Chrome on Windows. Really though, I've got them all very, very close to Hasbro with this version of the card maker. However, I think I can make even more progress in the future, eeking out that extra 1% on Windows to match Macs. (Side note: Chrome on Windows happens to render closest to C3V specs even though C3V doesn't render it's cards on Windows.)

I'm working on a web app to allow people to create customs cards easily. While I don't even have "version 1" done yet, I want to post a preview so I can get feedback early while it is still easy for me to change direction if I'm headed in an unhelpful direction. Click on the link above the card (NOT the card itself) to go to the preview:


While it may not be obvious on the preview page you can click on any text on the card and start typing to change it. When the card looks how you want, hit the RENDER button (and wait a couple of seconds) to create a preview image below the editing area. (It's just appended to the bottom of the page. That "preview part" is all very unrefined right now). Hit the SAVE button to save a copy to your computer.

A couple of small, but somewhat nifty things:
1) Note that the text size in the special powers area will automatically grow larger and smaller to accommodate the entered text. And it doesn't do it in just a haphazard way. It tries to be somewhat intelligent on how it's going to cram your "I wrote too many words" customs text onto the card. The smallest font size it is allowed to select is the same one used on the Omnicron Repulsors card, but it will cram the text closer together than the Repulsors if it needs to.
2) Also note that in the Move/Range/Attack/Defense area, space/spaces and die/dice is correctly applied, unlike the MSE templates (that's something that has always bugged me).

Remember this is a just a preview version. There's still work to do. An incomplete list of issues/caveats:
So while it is still early-days, I do want feedback. Please test and report problems, suggestions, or other feedback (assuming you're using Chrome or Firefox on a Mac or PC).

Thank you: while I'm not using @Mooseman 's full template, I am currently using the blanked miniature background graphic he created for Vydar.