i've spent years reading blogs and articles on different platforms. now with design + AI, i thought why not build my own reading experience on my portfolio?
something beyond the usual walls of text. thoughtful interactions, purposeful motion and little details that make reading more fun.
working on something along those lines. will share it today :)
and i have a little challenge for you. once you start reading, i bet you'll want to make it to the end.
let's see if i can pull that off haha.
umm i remember reading somewhere that the human brain is designed to find flow and flow happens when your challenges meet your skills.
i mean, maybe you’ve reached a point where the things that once excited you aren’t challenging enough anymore.
maybe it’s not about finding more inspiration but finding something that pushes you beyond what you’re already good at.
just a thought :)
i genuinely think distribution is becoming one of the biggest advantages you can have right now.
i mean, look at what’s happening with AI.
people are shipping insanely fast. there are probably 100 other products trying to solve the same problem as yours.
and that number is only going up.
so yeah, building something good matters. a lot.
but what’s the point if barely anyone knows it exists?
and this isn’t just about founders. whether you’re a designer, developer or whatever you do, knowing how to get your work in front of the right people is such an underrated skill.
the cool thing is that once you get good at distribution, you can use that skill again and again.
new product? new idea? something you’ve been working on for months?
you already have a better understanding of who to reach and how to get their attention.
that’s a pretty insane advantage to have.
ofc, none of this means a bad product will magically succeed with good marketing. people still need a reason to stay.
but i think a lot of us spend years learning how to make great things and barely spend any time learning how to get people to care about them.
i’m guilty of this too, tbh. and it’s something i genuinely want to get better at.
because at the end of the day, we’re building things for human.
so why aren’t we spending just as much time learning how to reach them?
man, i can’t stop building these little components and interactions haha
the idea is simple. build cool stuff that fellow founders, devs and designers can actually use in their products.
gonna keep experimenting and sharing everything here.
and trust me, i’ve got a lot more cooking :)