Thomas Honeyman

This seems a nice alternative to GraphIQ and Statista, but the search is quite poor. Searching 'Hong Kong Box Office' tells me about gun violence in Norway, GDP in Florida, and the average GCT scores of Marine officer candidates (no idea what that is!). Yet a search for 'red vs. blue' gives me the Hong Kong box office results in January as the second graph.

I especially like that the quiz doesn't just spit out a language for you -- it actually dives deep into all the advantages and disadvantages of the language once you land on the page, like this: http://www.bestprogramminglanguagefor.me/why-learn-python Really awesome!

Mailbox was the first app that allowed me to enjoy email. A beautiful interface, simple and intuitive gestures, auto-swipes, and tasteful small details all made for a wonderful experience. One that is now, unfortunately, dead. The promise of a new Mailbox is what first drew me to Polymail. Their incredible ProductHunt performance the other day (most commented all time, top 10 most-upvoted all...

No longer up: http://www.theverge.com/2015/10/20/9576803/browser-popcorn-shuts-down

This is my absolute favorite book about building exceptional customer experience into your product or service. Founders & product managers especially can benefit from a skim through the short chapters.