Maximilian Müller

Great idea, keep up the good work!

Hey guys, today we launched the beta of our web app Gnarlist. With Gnarlist you can create public spotify playlists with predefined rules. An '80s Rock Hits playlist could look like this: Only every "5 minutes" songs from the genre "Rock" and the period "1980-1989" may be added to the playlist. Product Link: https://www.gnarlist.com/ Upcoming Page:...

The last 20 percent before the release of the project.

Very cool idea and congratulations on your job! Can you tell us on which film parameters you generate the playlists?

I used https://teamtreehouse.com/ a few years ago. Very good platform in my oppinion.

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Happy Saturday! ;) Sports and hanging out with friends

I would first try to find out the weaknesses of the existing product and then check if your idea offers an benefit / USP for the target group. In my opinion it is best to start with surveys and user tests before building the platform.

The lunch breaks would probably be much more interesting and longer :D

In most cases we inform our customers by e-mail about the release of their website or app. If things like presentations or designs cannot be sent by e-mail due to the size of the data, we use services such as weTransfer.

Try to explain your product to people from different fields who have never had any contact with it before. Get their feedback. Often other ways of seeing and thinking bring new ideas.

I don't think you can get a blanket answer to your question. In the end it depends on which phase your product or idea is in and how extensive it is. I work as a UX consultant and designer in an agency, but we still outsource certain design tasks to freelancers or other agencies. If you're still in the early stages, I'd get some inspiration on platforms like dribbble and then try out tools...