I decided not to open-source my SaaS. When anyone can spin up an alternative in an afternoon, code transparency isn't a moat. Users don't care about public repos, they just want a polished product that actually works.
#opensource
How do you handle SaaS changelogs and user feedback? Rolling your own code, using Canny, or just tweeting updates?
Trying to figure out what actually sucks about current tools. If you build SaaS, Iβd love your workflow insights (takes 60s): https://t.co/ZhPhe9h3Kl
Deleting uploaded fonts in @figma one by one takes way too many clicks.
Quick UX fix: Added multi-select checkboxes, a "Select All" toggle, and bulk delete.
Small UI tweaks that actually save time. What design tool micro-flows drive you crazy?
#figma
Been working on something behind the scenes to take the friction off designers, engineers, studios, & agencies. Knowing good people are in my corner makes all the difference, and it might just inspire me to roll it out sooner than planned. Any guesses on what it is?
If your brand identity or website does not reflect how good your work actually is, let's fix it. I build custom digital experiences for companies that want to make a real impression online. Two project spots open for this month. DM me.
An inquiry form shouldn't be boring.
We built an interactive receipt for https://t.co/7WcRUOpkdT. You can fill out your brief and export a PDF that actually matches the live interface.
Small details dictate the standard.
π https://t.co/zDl2zGWndt
A lot of design work right now chases the same trends.
When we built https://t.co/7WcRUOpkdT, we wanted something original. An infinite workspace where you can slow down and explore our raw files the exact same way we design them.
π https://t.co/7WcRUOpkdT