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I haven’t developed my own product yet, but I recently learned about a Figma plugin called Stark that lets you simulate how colorblind users perceive different UI design elements. It’s such an eye-opener for designers, encouraging us to think beyond just using color to convey meaning.

I’m not a maker yet, but I’ve been following your product, and I really enjoy using it! My RedNote account is Songing-, we could follow each other😸

Great question! I’m also curious if the cost and ROI of this kind of promotion are feasible or justifiable🤔

Take some time to be alone, rest without any pressure, and do whatever exercise feels manageable. Btw, recently, I found that I can use ChatGPT to help me dive deeper into understanding the root causes of my depressive feelings and the academic theories behind them. It also gives me more tailored suggestions for adjusting. Honestly, it’s starting to feel like my personal mental health coach ^^

For me, it was the movie The Beasts that I saw at SIFF. One of its key themes is the challenges brought by technological advancements in modern society, which really got me thinking more deeply about what users truly need and what products should offer. BTW, the movie replaced the traditional end credits roll with a scannable QR code that actually works! Scanning it reveals a surprising...

Interesting and thoughtful product! Reminds me that one effective way to overcome procrastination is to break big tasks into smaller, manageable ones.

Usually check it at the end of the day, so I could see the performance of all the products.

I think there are 3 key factors that attract people to participate in crowdfunding: the sense of accomplishment from supporting a promising product, the desire to receive unique rewards, and the satisfaction of helping an obviously ‘underrepresented’ industry (like film or movies, which tend to do well on crowdfunding platforms). Clearly, the software industry doesn’t really fall into that...

In today’s deeply technologized world, it seems that people are becoming increasingly tolerant of virtual realities while growing more critical of the physical world where our bodies exist. I believe we need to be cautious of the danger that technology, while becoming an integral part of our daily lives, is also taking away from our everyday experiences. That’s why I am truly excited to see...