Raisa Shafiyyullah

Pinterest, Dribble, and Behance. I also go to YouTube for graphic design stuff

I use Canva, Illustrator and Photoshop

I love the concept! I think it's quite helpful and saves time because the grid layout makes it easier for our vision to maintain neatness and ensures clear readability.

Here's my two cents. 1. Usually, it piggybacks on the main products or paying customers, so you can treat it as an additional revenue stream. You can use it to grow your customer base, but the rewards have to be really good to make it work. 2. Focus on the rewards, throw some ideas to your user base, and hear their feedback. Try crazy and simple rewards. 3. People love free stuff or huge...

I don't believe so. I still have the habit of opening the Wikipedia page first for my Google searches.

It's a great tool, Jonny! I upvoted it! Great job! I used a similar tool in the past. It's worth it. I quit my job in corporate America and jumped into the world of entrepreneurship and startups. I get you, man. I know it's scary and uncertain, but it's also thrilling and rewarding. Not everyone is cut out for that kind of life, but some of us are, and that's okay. I would say that what...

Whimsical. Love creating the flowcharts

Yes, I think so. It's a numbers game. Based on my past experience, if I send 100 emails, I tend to get a 10% response rate, and from that, 1% may potentially become a client. You can continue trying with the best copy you can create and explore different niches.

Gmail and Google Drive.

Professionally: Launched a few startups and raised funding Personally: Married and had a baby daughter

I use Bubble, pretty extensive. It does the job.

Yes, they do. You just have to pick which one is best for you. I use whimsical for flowcharts and notion.

You get to own a piece of the website/project.

I play badminton.

Probably some code review. And checking some repo my team did.

I would do something different like reading comics or quick chat with relatives/friends and discussing something unrelated.

I've tried many big brand names like GoDaddy, etc. Usually, I go for the best customer support that fits my budget. Don't overthink about hosting - you can always upgrade once your traffic grows. I use a local provider since it's cheaper and it's enough for me.

When the funding is running out and you can't keep supporting it yourself, you can always keep it as your side project, but eventually, you'll move on to other things. We all have tons of ideas, but sometimes only one or a few get executed. So whenever you see there's no way out, you can always work on your next idea. I think once you've launched or iterated a product, the next one will be...

You deal with aesthetics, so you at least see something different every day. Not just code all day all night :D.

Hi Ericka, Good Job! Congrats on your website! Looks great! I love the name and illustration. Maybe I can add some ideas: - If you can add real testimonials from your current clients, that would make a huge impact. It will increase people's trust and belief. - I love how you did the YouTube explainer video. However, since I'm not a Pinterest person, I still don't see the benefit of having...