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by userium 11y ago
Good idea!
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by userium 11y ago
It's no longer live on that domain. The checklist is nowadays here: https://stayintech.com/info/UX
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by userium 11y ago
True, I should have perhaps looked at cheaper options. Dynos were cheaper on most months, that example was the 'worst' month. The wildcard SSL certificate for subdomains was a bit expensive.
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by userium 11y ago
It's no longer live on that domain. I should have maybe titled my post 'post-mortem of a side project'? :) The checklist is nowadays here: https://stayintech.com/info/UX and the Wayback machine holds a
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by userium 11y ago
Author here, happy to get feedback!
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by userium 11y ago
Author here, happy to get feedback!
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How I Built a Side Project(stayintech.com)
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Merry Christmas from Tech Women(keepwomen.com)
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by userium 11y ago
Based on discussions we have had with women in tech at https://keepwomen.com , it's not just sexism, but many women leave tech due to working conditions (low salary, no advancement), work-life balance (too much travelling, c
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by userium 11y ago
Also, after getting girls interested in programming, one of the problems is how to keep them in tech. Currently, over 40% of women leave tech mid-career, which is more than double the quit rate for men ( https://keepwomen.com&#x2F
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Grow Your Company with Side Projects(keepwomen.com)
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Tech Resume Tips(keepwomen.com)
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SEO Checklist(keepwomen.com)
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Inspiring Side Projects That Drive Growth(keepwomen.com)
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Inspiring Side Projects – Grow Your Company with Side Projects(keepwomen.com)
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What do you think about the new Wordpress?(developer.wordpress.com)
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Small SEO Checklist(keepwomen.com)
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by userium 11y ago
On the bottom of the page there is a link to a bibliography. You are right about the SSL.
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by userium 11y ago
Thank you, good ideas!
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by userium 11y ago
Good idea, any suggestions on what to add on the security list? SSL, ...
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by userium 11y ago
"..this is a good check list if it's a 'side company'" That's actually a better term! It makes a difference whether you are building the side project as a creative hobby (to develop new skills etc.) or in the h
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by userium 11y ago
"It's a prototype, something I did for fun." The goal of your side project makes a difference I suppose. People build side projects, either as creative hobbies, or some in the hopes of turning them into startups. Nice site bt
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by userium 11y ago
Thank you. Please let me know if you have any ideas how to make it even better! :)
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by userium 11y ago
Yes, capital letters.
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by userium 11y ago
Good idea, not all the things are equal priority. They do require different amounts of effort.
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by userium 11y ago
That's true, not all these things are equal priority. I do agree that launching quickly is important to start getting feedback from the users. But by fixing obvious issues, you get more meaningful feedback from the users.
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by userium 11y ago
I think that by fixing common problems before launching, you get more meaningful feedback later from your users. They won't concentrate on the obvious problems that could have easily been fixed.
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by userium 11y ago
The creator of keepwomen.com here, if anybody wants to discuss? I'm happy to hear about improvement ideas for the website!
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Side Project Launch Checklist(keepwomen.com)
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by userium 11y ago
Thanks for your post, sounds familiar. We have ( http://keepwomen.com/ ) talked to lots of women, who left or were thinking about leaving tech, and many of them mentioned how hard it is to "fit in". Many of whom end

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