Missed out on the first season of the Framer Challenge, so I'm starting Season 2 of the @framer challenge with a goal of $7,777 in revenue in 85 days.
Building in public over the next few months.
Good luck to all participants!
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totally agreed man! I believe her core point being is all of these journey maps/user scenarios/personas/and whatnot UX rituals are practically not efficient and useful. build something real, get real data, and pivot from there.
for example, doing user interviews with no MVP to show is kinda useless, cuz users will always say "of course, I'll buy it" before they actually get a preorder button in front of them and they suddenly change their mind 🤣
nevertheless, if you don't know the rules, you can't break them.
@jenny_wen ran design at figma, now leads it at anthropic. she gave a talk saying the design process is dead.
she's honestly right.
every project I'm proud of started with building something, not filling out a brief. claude artifacts started as a researcher's rough code. figjam's best features got built because early testers were laughing.
no personas. no journey maps. just people reacting to something real.
great work has no finish line. she says that the figjam team was still fixing snapping years after launch. that's not inefficiency, that's just caring about the product.
stop trusting the process and trust yourself.
link in the comments!
@kreativeahmed fair point. honestly the $1m initiative itself is still a great move. not many tools just hand designers money to go build stuff. the campaign is great for the community regardless of how the numbers shake out for everyone
dropping out of the framer challenge.
been buried in figma/design projects, doing what I do best.
the hard truth is I couldn't land clients who specifically needed a framer website. that's the gap I couldn't close in time.
no bad feelings toward framer or the community.
I genuinely love both. this one just didn't work out for me 💔
on to the next.
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we keep improving @unfazedstudio_ website, not just launching and leaving it.
this week we added an animated logo strip on the homepage, a book a call button on the contact page and in the footer, and new micro interactions throughout for a smoother experience.
small things, but they add up.
a good website is never done. you ship it, then you keep making it better.