mitchellbryson

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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
It's the same, but only takes 5 minutes to setup. It provides more space than launchrock for content and explanations of your product/service. And it only costs what most people charge per hour/2 hours. I figured they would o
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
The page is the product, kind of. I think I have a lot more work to do on making it clear. Thanks and sorry for the confusion!
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
This took me maybe 4 hours, but over a weekend. Yes the price is pretty high, did you A/B test yours?
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
That's what it's all about, see if the concept works for me first!
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
I over-use commas, all the bloody, time. Thanks!
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
It will offer more, maybe the page wasn't very clear. Primarily, the landing pages will have that much content on, as oppose to the minimal launchrock page. I don't think there's enough information on the launchrock version.
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
Yes this is really what sparked the idea, I still get asked all the time to help setup a little one-pager (launchrock just isn't enough information) but I can't justify the time to do, hence a hosted option. Expanding that to just
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
The high price is really just a test - that failed. I'll try again with a much lower price or maybe just a free version (although I don't like that idea at all, it's still worth testing).
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
Yeah I noticed there's a lot of free versions, I just don't like their business model. Although trying to buck the trend when there's already free versions out there might be impossible, we'll see.
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
Not just a template - but I think the page doesn't make this clear enough yet as I've had similar feedback. Thanks.
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
I'm deadly serious. The 2 points you consider evidence of me "not having a clue" are including Bootstrap and jQuery? Are you serious? It's the first iteration - I've included the entire bootstrap lib for speed and e
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Launchable.io - A quick and easy way to test ideas(launchable.io)
26 points by mitchellbryson 13y ago|37 comments
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote I'm a product designer (UX + UI) and a front-end developer. Here's some examples of my work… http://blendmode.co.uk Here's what I do best: - Planning: wireframes, on paper or in Balsamiq - Co
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Inc - Kippt for your company(sendtoinc.com)
2 points by mitchellbryson 13y ago|0 comments
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by mitchellbryson 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or UK I'm a product designer (UX + UI) and a front-end developer. Here's some examples of my work… http://mitchbryson.com Here's what I do best: - Planning: wireframes, on paper or in Balsami
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
"If you design for the web and then port to mobile, you will find that it is really hard to fit your UI onto the small screen." Then don't try make it fit. Try designing for it separately, since it's an entirely different experience. If you
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
I hope they're that smart. But I have a feeling they're just changing so often because they don't have any confidence in their abilities to design a good UI. On this basis, Metro has a couple of years before we see something completely diff
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
Depth in this context is relative (affordance is a better term btw). A boldness in a sea of un-bold text is something worth investigating (affords something...), with your mouse, or just your eyes - then you can determine from the text whet
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
I don't think the unicorn designer myth is true. We exist, there's just lack of people willing to pay for it. I design and develop and still find it difficult to find work. As you mentioned, it's a cost issue. As an aside, I hate the idea o
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
I think that "good design" can be done by anyone, not just someone with a job title of "designer". The major design success that comes to mind is Google's homepage. Same with Facebook, the developer had an insight into what people wanted to
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
I can't wait until people doing start-ups realise that design should come first. Not only the aesthetics, but making it usable. Most start-ups I've worked for say they wished they had hired me when they had started, because there are so man
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by mitchellbryson 14y ago
why is there a back button right below my browser's back button?
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Looking for a technical co-founder (Spendful.com)(tumblr.com)
1 points by mitchellbryson 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Spendful.com - a tool for making simple budgets
2 points by mitchellbryson 15y ago|0 comments