Axel Norvell

Amazing tool, and incredibly easy to install and use right away. Well done 👏 I shared with my team and it should definitely help with creating help articles!

Could this tool be integrated with an existing, complex React single-page app to add new pages (routes), move/add in new components around, edit copy, etc? Or does it heavily rely on there being an html file foundation to work?

Your website homepage doesn't work for me FYI. Seems like it just lags/doesn't scroll in Chrome Version 91.0.4472.114 on Mac OSX Catalina.

The concept is sound, but the app itself is kind of buggy and has some UX flaws. For example, when you create a new form, it asks you to select a Model...but I cannot figure out where to manage these "Models" or how to create a new one. Also the styling of the app icon on each page in the top left makes it look broken. I think you're trying to make it match the brand logo, but it looks pretty...

Seems like the market is for older cars? Newer cars are more and more touch-screen enabled and even include car-play. Can't imagine there's a large audience for people wanting two touchscreens in there car that do the practically same thing.

Is this only in California? I have a large backyard in Houston, Texas right near downtown that would be perfect for a few of these.

Imagine if this was an Ikea product. You open the box, and there's 4,276 chopsticks and a 1,000 page illustrative instruction manual to assemble them.

This is amazing. It's one of those products that seems like it might not work as advertised, but just tested it in 1 min and it works almost perfectly!

I like the idea, but I wish I could just generate my own habits, and print it out myself immediately.

We currently use React styleguidist which auto-generates an entire Styleguide from a react project directory. Are there any plans to automate the addition / editing of components and their documentation when a component library gets updated, or will things always have to be manually curated?

Initial impressions are that it could use sorting. Sort by price, ratings etc would be great. Also the price is pretty important, but it's kind of hard to read as it's in between the title and the tags. Would recommend making the price more apparent and easier to scan.