This is a perfect example of what I mean.
I totally respect the craft and the thinking behind doing this by hand in Figma. But while you're moving around rectangles for hours and iterating screens, I just sent one voice message to my bot and about 15 minutes later I got back a fully interactive prototype designed from scratch.
That doesn’t mean design thinking is dead. It means the workflow is changing insanely fast.
You can still use Figma. Just don’t get too emotionally attached to moving rectangles around because the world isn’t waiting for us to catch up.
https://t.co/yN2xypEPca
launch results... 0 users! ❤️
a clear no. which is great actually.
the worst is when you get mixed signals. for example, i remember with another project going viral and getting a many free trials, but most of which didn't convert, so i ended up spending time improving things and at the end of the day it went nowhere.
at least this is simple. it's a no. and we move on.
yet another reminder that "hAviNg aN aUdiEncE" doesn't mean much if what you build is not useful.
it's common sense.
i won't take out my credit to pay for something i don't need or want, simply because i follow someone.
so the project is dead in my eyes.
for good measure, i turned it also into a free tool just in case it ranks on google/chat over time.
and i also turned it into a stripe plugin and submitted it to the stripe marketplace.
moving on to the next one today.