As great as Dropbox is for sharing files, there are some aspects of its user interface that could use an overhaul. For example, sharing a whole folder it is not really something that can be done that easily. And the way in which Dropbox previews images could also be more elegant.
The ones who have developed this application certainly knew as much. Views.fm can be termed a new user interface for Dropbox. Broadly speaking, we could say it gives Dropbox users a chance to present their content with a further touch of finesse and class.
Users of Views.fm are provided with rich thumbnail views for all their content, and they can actually share the content in as much of a private or public way as they deem suitable. And any file that they label as private or public can be modified later on, so that a folder that was created for coworkers can also be made public to clients if that is needed at any later point.
Views.fm In Their Own Words
Views.fm lets you quickly and elegantly present files on the web. Presently, we support Dropbox.
Why Views.fm It Might Be A Killer
Dropbox is truly useful, but its interface could be even better. Well, an application like this one gives us a glimpse of the way things will eventually be.
Some Questions About Views.fm
Which other services are meant to be supported besides Dropbox, and when? Will that change according to the perception the public has of this service? 
