This reminds me of another HN thread today about ncurses and text based UIs. Writing software for e-ink displays could be an efficient interface hybrid that inc

This reminds me of another HN thread today about ncurses and text based UIs. Writing software for e-ink displays could be an efficient interface hybrid that included Ncurses-like navigation. From a general SaaS product perspective, your product comes down to the value of the data you provide, and the best possible user experience is in fact an API (imo), which customers integrate into their own systems, and it just sticks there and generates revenue. If you can develop a SaaS that works on an e-ink display, that's valuable data. It's choosing and solving for an arbitrary constraint, which is inferior to just finding out what people want and making it for them, but it requires us to build a meaningful tool instead of just another dazzling representation. In terms of refining ideas, that it should work in lynx could be an interesting enhancment to the creative process.