Ali R. Tariq

Always thought something like this should exist - this is a great start! Would love to see this get extended to other use cases like data viz charts, bigger sets of tabular data, etc.

This is super fun! Congrats on the launch - I'll be giving it a spin! And "bringing the BOOM energy" has a much better ring to it than "bringing the ZOOM energy" :)

I made my first course on Udemy 10 years ago when it was still in its infancy and have experienced two lasting things: 1/ I still make a cup of coffee's worth of money on that course per month to this day. This blows my mind, especially considering the audio/video quality of it was so bad and it wasn't exactly about a hard-skill you could use right away (creativity). I learned that distribution...

Man, CleanShot just keeps getting better and better. It'd be awesome if there were social media presets optimized for individual apps (e.g. Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn) for dimensions so we don't have to remember them.

I tried to create "a lost and found app for pets" and it generated a dating app. It asked me to try again so I obliged. Then it created a clothing store. So I tried again. This time it created a bare bones social networking app. In theory this could be a very cool tool. In practise, it's feeling a lot like a lead magnet considering you need to supply your email address to try it.

Nicely done! My new favorite kunafa :)

oh man, everything you guys do is smooooth like butttterrr. That video was top notch although makes me wonder whether the actor knew what was going to come of it 😂. Congrats on the launch!

So cool! We run our 2-truths-and-a-lie games using boring survey tools. This is going to inject some much needed fun into it! Congrats on the launch!

This is a super well-thought out! Kudos to you and the team for launching it! When a complex and multifaceted space is made to look simple, you know a lot of work was involved! I also like how it's attempting to bridge both the Design and Dev gap. Devs will typically rely on Storybook and Designers may have anything from an internal wiki to a Confluence page or Notion. Supernova feels like it...

It's been an absolutely pleasure following and learning from Ridd on Twitter. He's a Jedi with Figma if there ever was one and if you're looking to dive deep into how to master it like a pro, all with pragmatic, real-world, developer-friendly tips and tricks, you can hardly find a better mentor. Tweet-for-tweet, one of the best values per post on the topic of product design within Figma, for...

HODL, baby! 💎 Neat product :) Btw, unsolicited design suggestion: On the results page, I would put the tweetable line above the graph. It's easier to read and right away tells me how much I would've made in a nice ready-to-tweet form. Just a thought!

Yaaas! This is what we need to see more of. 👏🏽 There are exciting places this can go. Some ideas: - build a Chrome extension that, like Honey, suggests savings at the point of sale for greener alternatives from the growing list of vetted companies you guys are creating - build a mail-client plugin that reads invoices and calculates a carbon footprint for your self that you set as a target to...

Seems like a useful product, but I wasn't able to drop any of my assets into the mocks like the instructions mentioned. It feels like the masks aren't working as intended but I could be doing something completely wrong. Is there a video walkthrough of how to use it? Thanks!

Neat product! Very clean, simple, and nice touch on the analytics portion!

With the boom in e-commerce because of the pandemic, seems like everyone's looking for ways to get in on selling stuff online. If you've never thought about breaking out onto the Amazon scene, there may be no better time than now. Tools like AmzChart make this an easier process so you don't go into it blind!

What I like best about this (apart from the fact that it's a service that aims to save our planet) is that it piggy-backs onto the existing behaviors of online shoppers. There's no extra step you have to take apart from installing it. Clever, socially-conscious solutions like this need more support, if you ask me! That said, the only thing that made me squirm a little was the popup that appears...