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1) Go and interact with people/companies in "unsexy" industries. The stuff cool silicon valley companies don't want to touch (shipping, waste removal, small man
by jppope 8y ago
1) Go and interact with people/companies in "unsexy" industries. The stuff cool silicon valley companies don't want to touch (shipping, waste removal, small manufacturing, etc). They have shit ton's of small problems that they would gratefully hand over spare change for the problem to go away.
2) Find Entrepreneurs that have had a couple of hits, and don't have the time or resources for small things. They'll more than likely just give you the idea.
3) Pick up freelance gigs and get an agreement that give you rights to the underlying code. (I.E. the unique combination of elements belongs to the client.) If you do enough of this you will start to find efficiencies. You will start finding ideas all over the place when you see how other people work.
4) Read a lot. But about niche things.
5) Read blog articles by Venture Capitalists/ Angels. don't work for them... but built the stuff that they want built.
Also... Please build a themeforest for Bulma. I haven't had time to do it and I hate working in Bootstrap.
- danieltillett 8y agoNumber 2 is very true. Make sure you choose people who have actually successfully built something not just a serial wantraprenuer. They can tell the difference between an idea that sounds good in theory and one that will work in the real world.
- BLanen 8y agoConcerning nr.1: Maybe find areas where people use excel sheets/ or word/pdf forms that they email around to each other. Always seemed like an idea to me. Disclaimer: just a wantrepreneur.
- aldoushuxley001 8y agoI'll second that Bulma wish, I'd buy templates off that.
- dahx4Eev 8y agoAre you looking for landing pages, corporate sites or web app templates built with Bulma?