Andrew Ologunebi

Hey everyone, We're back! We launched Lottielab's beta publicly just 3 months ago, and have been blown away by the community's feedback and love - leading to it being the Product of the week and Design tool of the month! As part of our mission to democratise motion design, a lot of you have asked us to also improve the workflow for animating your Figma designs as Lottie animations. We've...

Hey everyone, My name is Drew. I'm a designer and one of the co-founders of Lottielab. We're super excited to be launching Lottielab's beta to the public and would appreciate your support! Lottielab is the easiest way to create, manage and export Lottie animations to your websites and apps. 🖼️ Import and edit Lotties, SVGs, from Figma or start with templates/ examples 🎨 Create from scratch...

Scaling a service-based company looks completely different to scaling a product-based one, the latter being orders of magnitude more scalable. I'd argue that it's probably easier to reach an initial level of profitability with service-based businesses but much harder to scale them efficiently as they're usually time-intensive. Economies of scale are likely to be easier to leverage with a...

Yup, especially with our first launch coming up next week! Do check it out and let us me what you think on launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

This was a while back, but Reddit was super helpful in building our initial waitlist. Having organic conversations in subreddits that relate to what you're building is a great way to start connecting with people and there are lots of supportive people on there too. Make sure your interaction is genuine and organic, would avoid trying to hard sell something as it defeats that organic culture...

Best of luck!

We used our own product - Lottielab for a number of animation assets in the video, and After Effects/ Premiere Pro to put together the full video. Looks pretty cool, can't wait to share it

Upvoted! Congrats on the launch!