Dimitris Karavias

Incredibly easy to use, you can build full-blown pages in minutes (with or even without the new AI features)

I love what Charlie & co have been building, and look forward to many more years of growing with the community

Devil is in the details. How many parameters are "few"? How much documentation do I have to read to get started? How soon will I reach the limitations of this system? This last question is the most difficult one. You need to know what I'm trying to build to answer it. So you need to understand the segments of your potential users and which ones to target. The biggest mistake will be to go for...

Notion because it's the definition of DIY, you can build practically any kind of planning into it!

I'd get physically ill if I was separated from my company for 2 weeks right now, it would feel like abandoning a baby

What are you building? We found a prototype + Twitter quite effective. Tweets lead users to the prototype and from there we get them to sign up. Make sure to have clear CTAs on the prototype that prompt people to sign up. Prototype: https://www.restep.io Twitter: https://twitter.com/restepio

Absolutely nothing and I'm very happy about it

https://twitter.com/restepio

A Plan B- mitigation plan if there's serious issues found before, or during, the release. Not sure what your team looks like but you'll want very clear escalation procedures and communication protocols. As simple as possible. Share a template with the team along the lines of "Issue with : Impact: " Someone should be assigned release manager with final say on postponing (if issues are found...

Pick whatever you're best at! There's infinite opportunities for great designers and great developers, and the lines are getting blurred by the year. Don't pick the "optimum" skillset based on someone else's opinion.

Do you really need to be tracking everything daily?

Depends on what you're trying to build and your existing skillset. For someone with design skills looking to make a responsive, interactive website it's great.

A good morning routine. For me it's a walk with the dog to go get iced coffee and then some reading or meditating.

Looks super useful, excited to see how it will go!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_1EiVAb_O8

Not alone!

Always on. Only exception is if the connection's bad.

Checklists! Like pilots, we need a clear list of things to check last minute before take off. Depending on your product this could be double-checking the sign up & login flows (also if there's automated emails make sure they work as expected, test the links in them too), making sure it can be installed if it's an app, anything infrastructure-related, broken links. The point is that under...

Adobe, Ferrari. Adobe is on my list, Ferrari is a dream (for now).