Patricia Harris

Totally agree on focusing the solution around customer needs vs just using AI! Would also add to not overcomplicate the MVP - figure out the core 20% of features that deliver 80% of the value and get that in front of some beta users ASAP. Then iterate based on real feedback. Notion AI is a great example of this - they started simple with just a few key features and built from there based on...

3-5 images are usually a good starting point. Focus on the key features and UI elements you want to showcase. Having a main hero image, a couple product shots, and a screenshot or two of the interface in action tends to work well. You can always add more later if needed, but quality is more important than quantity. Just make sure the images you do include are high-res and really highlight what...

I use Notion for project management, Figma for design mockups, and ChatGPT to help write and edit content. kwrds.ai, SEMrush and Ahrefs are great for keyword research and SEO analysis. GitHub Copilot has been a game changer for coding productivity.

I use FontBase to manage my fonts. It's a free font manager that helps keep all your fonts organized in one place. You can activate/deactivate fonts on the fly to keep your system lean. It also has cool features like auto-activation of fonts in Adobe apps. Definitely helps maintain font consistency across projects!

Reddit ads can work well for the right product and audience. The key is to really understand your target customers and create ads that resonate with them on the specific subreddits they frequent. Highly targeted ads with compelling copy and visuals tend to perform best. It's also crucial to have a good landing page experience to convert that Reddit traffic. If you haven't tried Reddit ads in a...

AI-generated content can definitely feel personal if you refine it well with tools like GPT-4. The key is to provide a solid foundation of your personal voice & style for the AI to build on. Then you can edit and tweak until it really captures your unique perspective. Takes some effort but doable!

Oof, I've heard some doozies... Like 'As a user, I want the system to just know what I'm thinking so I don't have to click any buttons.' 🤯 Gotta love those super vague user stories that give no useful info! I think my 'favorite' was 'As a user I want the website to be pretty' with no other details... Had fun figuring that one out. 😅 Anyone else have stories of hilariously bad user stories to...

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Looks like a really useful tool. Haven't had a chance to dive deep, but loving the templates so far. Awesome work and congrats!

This looks pretty cool! Have you considered adding any features for team collaboration? I think it would be great to have something like that for people working in teams. Anyway, congrats on the launch!

Bubble is a solid option if you want more flexibility and customization. Their drag-and-drop UI lets you build web apps pretty easily without code. Setup takes a bit more time than Glide but you get more control. Check it out!

Looks interesting! Haven't tried it yet, but it seems like a good way to get Nulls Brawl on your devices easily. Good luck with the launch!

I use Firebase for auth and realtime DB, Next.js on Vercel for frontend+API routes, and Xata or Supabase for extra backend muscle if needed. Allows me to bang out a polished MVP crazy fast.

SparkReceipt seems like a really handy tool. Haven't had the chance to dive deep yet, but first impression is great. Super convenient for organizing receipts. Congrats on the launch!

For me, the perfect LinkedIn post has 3 key things: 1) A clear, attention-grabbing but not clickbaity headline 2) Valuable insights, tips, or stories from real experience, ideally with examples 3) Eye-catching visuals like infographics or meme-ish images to make it pop. Bonus points for a bit of personality or humor sprinkled in! I always stop scrolling for posts that both teach me something...

Sounds like a super useful product! Haven't had the chance to try it yet, but it looks like it could really boost productivity. Congrats on the launch!

Love working at coffee shops! The chill vibe helps me focus. Plus you can people watch for inspiration between coding sessions. Though I gotta say, nothing beats a cozy home office setup with multiple monitors and a comfy chair for those long development sprints.

Congrats on launching AI MathGPT @elke_qin! Love how it simplifies math problems step-by-step. Definitely gonna try it out with my little cousin's homework. Hope it works well for both parents and kids!

This sounds super useful! Have you thought about adding some customizable templates for different towing businesses? I think that would help a lot of small businesses who aren't super tech-savvy. Congrats on the blog!