Sazzad Hossain

I was part of the beta. Excited to try the full version.

Honestly, it's a bit late to the market. I think the next major focus for the dribbble team would be to focus more on their landing page. Make it easier for users to find the content and inspiration they need, along with features they have been requesting for years.

I currently use Abstract (goabstract) but it doesn't allow my team members from having their own account and being able to download my changes without us having to pay for a pro account. Does you free platform allow you to share with at least one other user before locking out the feature? We're an early stage startup so we are trying to save as much money as we can before paying per user for a...

So pay to get something you get for free anyways....? I get it if you worked with the city to provide this service for free and place it in every coffee shops or even if needed, charge one time for a re-usable bottle to subset the cost of installation. But this is a bit too much to sell tap water.

Took me a while to figure out why the price was 5.84. The default for the system was CAD not USD. But it's a nice tool. Out of curiosity, why charge instead of ad supported version? I think both would work great here. I would prefer a trail (ad supported or not) before deciding to be a premium subscriber.

I like this quite a lot. Previously I used Panda, but this is much smoother and has more selections for designers. Though it does take a little time for all the content to load on my 4k iMac. Not sure if it's just me.