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sgdesign
15y ago
If you focus only on the sign in flow (and not the rest of the site), it's still a very innovative concept.
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Simplified Sign-Up and Log-In Flows
(sachagreif.com)
139 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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86 comments
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sgdesign
15y ago
This is very cool as a demo or library, but why would anybody ever need to buy 500 buttons?
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SaaSternatives: Alternative Business Models for SaaS
(sachagreif.com)
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sgdesign
15y ago
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sgdesign
15y ago
Note: this is a follow-up to this previous post and discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3582182
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sgdesign
15y ago
I've written a follow-up to this post: http://sachagreif.com/saasternatives/
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SaaSternatives
(sachagreif.com)
2 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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The Future of Hipmunk: Hooking the world’s savviest travelers
(thenextweb.com)
1 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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sgdesign
15y ago
Sorry if I gave off the wrong impression, but I'm not related in any way with Cloudability. I just thought it was a cool service.
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sgdesign
15y ago
Interesting. If you ever do switch, it would be interesting to see what your customer's reaction is and how much more profitable the SaaS model is compared to the current one.
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sgdesign
15y ago
Absolutely, I'm sure that in a lot of case SaaS makes perfect financial sense. I'm just saying it's not ALL the cases. For example, would it make sense to run Bingo Card Creator as a SaaS?
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sgdesign
15y ago
I'd be interested in knowing which SaaS you guys pay for a monthly basis, to see where I stand.
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SaaS Fatigue
(sachagreif.com)
38 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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28 comments
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sgdesign
15y ago
So what exactly is new? It doesn't take an "Apple insider" to know that the MBPs are due for a refresh, that SSDs are the way to go, or that the next model of an Apple product is going to be lighter and thinner than the previous iterations…
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Which country has the best designers?
(blog.folyo.me)
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sgdesign
15y ago
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sgdesign
15y ago
Link to Folyo: http://folyo.me
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Ask HN: anybody looking for design help?
11 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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16 comments
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sgdesign
15y ago
Very nice list! I recently also wrote on this topic: http://sachagreif.com/google-webfonts-that-dont-suck/
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Ask HN: what proportion of posts get more than 1 point?
10 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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My New Super Secret Idea
(sachagreif.com)
1 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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sgdesign
15y ago
And I've left out the part where the guy asks you to help him write his book for free (because "it's going to be huge", you know) but still won't tell you what it's about…
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sgdesign
15y ago
Thanks! I agree about the pulsating effect on the tiles, it's something we tried out but it doesn't work. It'll be gone soon :)
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sgdesign
15y ago
If you enjoyed this, I also posted about designing CodeYear.com a couple weeks ago: http://sachagreif.com/how-i-designed-codeyear-com-in-1-hour/
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sgdesign
15y ago
You should also check out http://folyo.me and let me know what you think.
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A selection of Google Webfonts that don't suck
(sachagreif.com)
3 points
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sgdesign
15y ago
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Why Google Web Fonts aren’t really open source
(typographyforlawyers.com)
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sgdesign
15y ago
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sgdesign
15y ago
I also started a similar service, although geared towards designers: http://folyo.me It's an interesting space to be sure, but running that kind of site does require a lot of work (if only to find good projects).
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sgdesign
15y ago
I wasn't writing about designers specifically. I believe what I wrote applies equally well to coders or business guys. And I think you're extrapolating from the 10% (or maybe even 1%) successful cases like Mint.com to imply that equity is w
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sgdesign
15y ago
It's your hypothetical startup so feel free to run it however you want, but I'm pretty sure there are tons of examples of successful startups launched by developers who knew very little of the business world.
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sgdesign
15y ago
"Start any ways, will be easier to find a partner once you have a more solid vision and have something to show." This didn't occur to me until I was almost finished writing, so it's last in my list. But thinking about it, this may be the mo
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