The use of “tag clouds” – or seemingly random displays of text to emphasize the frequency of terms, is not new.
Tag clouds are usually generated in varying text font sizes, boldness and colors providing easy access to secondary elements, such as links to trending topics or discussions.
Every new idea, however, uses something already established to produce a fresh point of view – and YTCloud is now doing that with YouTube videos.
It’s a simple yet effective tool to quickly recognize the videos that are trending or are popular on YouTube. 🙂
I am Konfuse…what are you talkin?
@BullS Konfuse? It’s simple. The bigger the text the more views it has had.
Not going to help me….am putting my head in the cloud and going to smoke a joint
TED.com have been using a similar feature for a while and I really like the way they do it since they show a screenshot of the video, title, etc. Much better than YTCloud.com in my opinion.
@David Paul Henry… The titles are shown in the cloud and the screenshot(s) of the video are shown when you hover over the titles. I think it’s a completely different concept to how TED.com works. I don’t think it’s ‘much better’ than YTCloud.com at all. Both are unique in their own ways. Love the watch a ‘Random video’ BTW on ytcloud.com too!.