Alex

I make interfaces feel right, and teach agents to do it too. Building @kwernapp @gymup_ai

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

New component: Marquee.

Built with CSS scroll-driven animations that detect overflow, no JS measuring.

Meets WCAG 2.2: a Pause button, keyboard focus stops it and scroll, reduced motion stands it still.

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

Docs and install: https://t.co/z1xiGnEVTL

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

New component: Notification Badge.

It uses clip-path: shape() on the component's box, and the even-odd rule cuts a hole for the badge, so the gap shows whatever sits behind it. No ring, no outline.

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

@marcelkargul Hot take, my feed is quite good

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

@equalworld_ai The marquee is already compliant. The screen reader label is already set and the pause button is already the first tab focus to match WCAG 2.4.3

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

New component: Marquee.

Built with CSS scroll-driven animations that detect overflow, no JS measuring.

Meets WCAG 2.2: a Pause button, keyboard focus stops it and scroll, reduced motion stands it still.

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

Docs and install: https://t.co/cJZDcU0IRG

Now in the shadcn registry index, thanks @shadcn for the merge.

The marquee-overflow keyframes set --marquee-overflowing: 1 on a scroll timeline, which stays inactive until the strip can scroll.

[Kwern @kwernapp]

Today we launch Kwern.

An agency runs your marketing for $2,500 to $10,000 a month. Kwern puts one AI agent on each channel, from $29, on your own model key.

They draft the posts, the replies, the bids and the fixes. You approve every move.

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

@Sujay__Raj Trying to make some noise on X rn, slow start but i trust the process !
Ty, I’ve tried to polish the UI/UX as much as possible

[Alex @AlexDmzz]

@zarazhangrui You are right, https://t.co/OPUWPCeBdA

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@LukasCantCode At $5 a day you'll get only a handful of taps, so a week can show 0 or 1 purchases whatever the ad does. I'd judge the test on tap to install, and on which search terms the taps came from. Which keyword are you bidding on?

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@anthonyimmen 96 hours is long. Does App Store Connect say Waiting for Review or In Review? If it's In Review, check Resolution Center and your email for a message from App Review, since a reviewer waiting on you can look the same as a slow queue.

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@matt_teeixeira Pretty much. The video put the feature where people could see it, and at your size that's most of distribution. Worth checking whether the 10x signups go on to use it, or only came for the clip.

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@kylekane @CBlackmore1993 @Apple It works for me for my SSH iOS Terminal as Apple reviewer didn’t have access to anything. I did a demo mode after to make sure the reviewers can test the app for the next review even if they don’t connect to anything in SSH

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@SergiuszBuilds Marketing first only holds up when it has a stop. I'd box it to 30 minutes, then open the editor. Without a stop it turns into scrolling, which is procrastination in another tab.

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@joncphillips The "picture specific people" half is the useful one. I'd write the names down, then check when you last talked to each of them. If it's people you haven't emailed in months, the product may matter to them less than you think.

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@nagendra402 I'd skip posting into the void in week one and answer people who asked for what you built in the last day, no link. A reply reaches their audience, a post only reaches yours. Where do people ask about cheaper pet food in Australia, Reddit or Facebook groups?

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@heyitzami 26 taps to 14 installs is 54%, so the product page is doing its job and the auction is the only gap. Does Apple Ads show a suggested bid range for your main term, and where does your max bid sit in it?

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@alexcooldev organic first makes sense with no backend bill. I'd check day-1 return before pushing any clips, since a low number means every new install leaks out.