mazahermuraj

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by mazahermuraj 1y ago
Thought I'd add some directions 1. Generate a random color or add your own hex 2. Select colors to add to your palette 3. Save your palette to your library (requires an account – free to start) 4. Click the “Playground” (bottom right)
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Show HN: Paletra – Build WCAG ready color palettes and test them on components(paletra.cc)
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Show HN: Create your color palettes in context, not isolation(colorpal-sage.vercel.app)
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Show HN: Built a simple colour palette generator – would love feedback(colorpal-sage.vercel.app)
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Show HN: I just launched my first SaaS - Timelogga(timelogga.io)
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by mazahermuraj 2y ago
@7bit No offence taken. I appreciate the honesty. And thanks for actually taking the time to check out my post and give me a reply. It's more than what most did. Is there anything you'd suggest I could do better? Or something you&
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by mazahermuraj 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback. @7bit I went for lifetime access because I personally am trying to cut down on my subscriptions and in the long run subscriptions cost more. But I can definitely give it a go. Do you have any other suggestions? Also
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Show HN: I built Timelogga so I can generate accurate timesheets quickly(timelogga.io)
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by mazahermuraj 2y ago
Sounds like a cool and novel idea. But I can imagine this becoming a remote version of that knock-door-and-run game - ding dong dash! Wish you the best with it though. Could catch on