Learning from my worst project experience, what's the most straightforward way to get user feedback without being a salesperson?
1. Cold-emailing
2. Social media groups
3. Reddit's r/feedback subreddit
4. Paid user testing platforms
why?
Hot take on a coding practice or belief, stated plainly, no hedging
Learning to code in a real-world language first is overrated. Teach math and concepts behind computation first.
I've tried 10 different project management workflows over the past year. Most are variations of the same theme: a to-do list tacked onto a Kanban board. What's the actual benefit of splitting tasks into 'backlog', 'sprint', and 'done'?
You can't optimize for search rankings if your content doesn't serve a real human need.
How do you balance SEO best practices with genuine utility for users?