Tanner Christensen

So good. Overall clean design, simple to setup and import a library from elsewhere. Fun features that make the app really valuable—like shake for a random book from your “to read” list, cards and collections, book chat, and auto-tagging. Instantly subscribed.

Interesting concept! Though some feedback: if you're going to sell your "mind" as a service, it might be good to provide even more context into "who you are." Right now there's only a small blurb and a link to your portfolio in the FAQ section. I imagine most customers of what you're offering through DesignMind will be wondering: who are you, how do we know we can trust you, and why should we...

What I LOVE about this is the simplicity of the concept itself. A timer, you can control from other devices? So simple in principle, but the execution is what makes this useful. Nice work team!

Looks beautiful. Eager to try it out!

We've been trying Notably for design research and I'm really impressed. The product solves a much-needed need—particularly in the day of remote collaboration—for aggregating, synthesizing, and interpreting research findings. Not only that, but the product team is extremely responsive and helpful. They've already fulfilled several feature improvement requests I and others have made. I...

Beautiful.

Beautiful.

The team at Gem partnered with Josh Williams (of Gowalla, Facebook, and Form Capital, fame) to conduct a brand refresh. Bigger, bolder, and more modern, this update is really about looking forward to the future of talent building inside companies. How about all those gradients, huh? We just launched the new branding today and are so excited, we wanted to share here with our Product Hunt...

This is going to be a lot of fun.

After years of experience designing digital products at Facebook, Intercom, Udacity, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Atlassian, and Lyft, we wanted to start creating things to help other designers. Our first set of products are these really nice design decks filled with the same questions we use when designing in our day-to-day jobs at these major tech companies. We've been testing these with...

I used to use classic Framer, which by default used a built-in code editor. Since moving to Framer X I've enjoyed the components, store, and React link... but having to constantly jump back-and-forth between Framer X and VS Code got cumbersome. This new Playground update makes the process just better enough to celebrate. Pros: Makes editing React code elements in Framer X painless. Comes with...

This might come in handy. Features: - Set a dark overlay on your screen or external monitor Boom! Easy as that. We had a similar tool when I worked at Facebook and ever since I left the company I've been wanting something similar. But it's such a simple concept I figured why not make it lightweight and open source?

Looks great!