Enrico Foschi

Very nice @mnlfrgr - small UX feedback - make it clear that you have to type an email in the main input form. The placeholder is a status about the next invites now.... I'd suggest to use it to clearly state something like "your email address here" and move whatever is in there right below maybe in small uppercased white. Also, the share images seem like they have been zoomed in a bit too much...

Well done @jmsuth - some feedback. * I use f.lux, like many others. This makes some low contrast button quite hard to read (e.g. main yellow-white CTA at the top) * this space is very crowded. Trello is a clear winner and I see how you want to differentiate yourself. Although, we as possible customers have the opportunity to use free tools that *eventually* we start paying for. What I saw...

Hello hunters! I coded handshakes.work over the Christmas holidays with the goal to build a uber-simple platform to connect business individuals locally over a coffee. There are quite a few solutions around, but most of them are based on a Tinder-like approach that doesn't help people get out of their networking biases & bubbles. I have been inspired by Serendipity by @manasvinik and by...

I could see a coffee bar getting viral if they printed random motivational quotes on each morning coffee!

The UI, @savethedave, is really n-e-a-t. A really *interactive* experience. UX wise though, I would like to drop in a few suggestions: * On the sidebar, I would add more contrast between the background and the event cards. It was not clear, after scrolling, when one event started and one ended * Information architecture on these kind of services is quite challenging - but you may try to...

It took me a while to understand what actually is and how they actually do it - also, the pricing point should be mentioned at the top or it risks to look a bit cheap to me. If I want to test idea, I'm more then willing to pay my $500 to avoid wasting thousands in development ...

Supersheep!

Great work @zackkanter. A bit laggy on an iPhone 6 / Chrome but still, I can afford a few lags thanks to all the time this tool will save me!

Great idea @jacobshriar. One of the challenges of all these team engagement / retention services coming up is to nail the communication channel, and I do think that slack is a winning choice. One interesting thing you can do with employees data is to start leveraging big data analysis identifying patterns with all your users and, possibly, kicking off a recommendation service (e.g. "75% of...

My wife has been using this earplug "thingy" for a while now. It's clearly at the early stages (just out recently from a Kickstarter campaign), but still, it's fairly effective in tracking any kind of indoor sport activity - although the sensors seem to be calibrated more for high performers rather than amateur users. The app has quite a bit of potential and, if the team nails it on...

Nice aggregator. Thoughts: * Make the placeholder in the main search (landing page) much lighter. Like.... an actual placeholder ^^. I tried to select "Senior Software Engineer" a couple of time to remove it... realizing just after that it was only a background decoration (aka.... placeholder). * The autocomplete seems to have some latency issues (server error messages - maybe not throttled...

"We keep waiting for that gorgeous designer to step in and make everything look beautiful." - well said. I lived in many startup always looking for the "magic pill" designers. A never ending story, driven by the refusal to give up features (and sometimes the wish to add more of them) and the belief that rounded corners and material UI components would just cut it! Looking forward to this...

Very interesting concept. I'm a big believer of marketplaces that can connect offer and demand on a specific niche, also providing tools to better service customer and seller throughout the whole process. Video Brewery seems to nail this, and I would recommend a couple of things: - Support: call it FAQ - For video producers: make it very clear that you take 20% as a commission. The signup is...

Tesla keeps pushing the boundaries where others are afraid to. Other car companies can clearly develop a similar software, but the fear of consumers' misuse is stopping them from pushing progress forward. It's all about risk mitigation. Tesla is well known to be bolder than others and to be able to handle bad publicity like a few other car companies can, but I guess they have an advantage of a...