Corey Stone

I've been using the Beta version for awhile, and have been very happy with the visual design and the nice quick summaries. And they've been making it easier to increase/decrease how often you see certain topics.

Definitely not a fan of this since I generally like what Figma has been doing, and generally not impressed with Adobe (and I started at Photoshop 2 (?) in the 90's!). Seems like Adobe could face some monopoly legal risks, as well.

Love it! Great work, all.

Great idea! Any plans to add phone device frames?

Congrats, guys! I made HEROkeyboard.com awhile back, trying to save the same problem, so I always enjoy seeing the innovation. It's a tough market for sure, but it sounds like you have a good team in place. Good luck!

Wow, this is great. And perfect timing for me -- I lost my Adobe licenses when I left my last job, and sometimes Sketch just can't do what I need it to. I resorted to Gimp, which has a painful learning curve.

I've used Axure RP at my last two companies, and it's really pretty good for advanced prototyping. I like how it uses native form elements so users can actually type data in, make selections, etc., which makes usability testing feel much more real.

Axure RP is my advanced prototyping tool of choice, and I'm pretty happy with it, especially the version 9 additions (an Inspect tool, better commenting functionality). Why doesn't Sketch let you easily put a border on only some sides of a shape? (or am I missing it?) Seems so simple to implement. grrr

Looks good! Is it possible to use it with Axure RP prototypes?

I was an early adopter of this, and I'm about a quarter of the way through it. So far it's been an insightful reality check on my new product planning. It's helping me set expectations and uncover aspects I hadn't considered, giving me time to solve them now rather than post-launch when it's too late. Pros: Helpful, Easy to follow and understand, action-oriented Cons: No major ones. Since it's...

I was going to subscribe to get emailed each post, but it doesn't appear they offer that function.

Great idea, and nice to see another young Maker getting stuf done!

I started using this recently. It's a great service, and Simon is very helpful!

Hello Product Hunters! I’m honored to be hunted by @mijustin, who continually inspires me! I’m a full-time UX designer with 4 kids, so I’ve done my share of one-handed baby-holding typing. There must be a better way, I thought (to type, not parent). So I designed HERO, which reduces finger travel by 35% (or “3 feet per Tweet”), and only takes a few days to get used to. You may remember v1.0 of...

Can it tell me what I should say when my wife is yelling at me? :)

"Just-in-time Learning" > "Justin-time Learning". BAM! haha. Good stuff, Justin.

Another good episode! Justin's always insightful, interesting, and presents things in an easy to understood way.

This is my first game, and the first app I've made myself (I used GameSalad). I'm a long-time designer and former college cheer coach, and after noticing there weren't any decent cheer-themed games, I figured I'd try my hand to see how much traction it'd get. Any comments or feedback is definitely appreciated!