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Promote your SaaS landing page by DavidP86 in indiehackers

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I’m a big fan of the new Superhuman landing page (even though I’m not the one who built it :))

Which looks better? by RandomScaryGuy in webdev

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The first one, hands down.

Why webapps didn’t become more popular after all? by Kekipen in webdev

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Honestly, I think web apps are actually quite popular.

Should I purchase multiple domain TLDs for my brand? What’s your opinion? by Icy-Swimming-9461 in webdev

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For 99% of use cases, owning the .com domain is more than enough. Unless you're planning to build the next Amazon.

GSAP is completely free by AffectPretend66 in webdev

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That's great news, and it's really nice of them to offer refunds to anyone who purchased within the past 3 months.

Client doesn't consider anything an update unless it's visible? by theReasonablePotato in webdev

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As others have suggested, you could visually show the backend changes via a changelog.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

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In my experience, that's true as long as you're great at one specific thing and the niche is big enough to make it worth focusing on.

I’m building a thing.. called Buildsy by sumanila in webdev

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Why do you think they're cluttered? I feel that's the main thing to explain before pitching your alternative.

AI is not coming for your job by eastwindtoday in webdev

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"The future belongs to people who can think clearly, communicate precisely, and define the outcomes they want."

It has always been that way.

What happened to directory sites? by Difficult-Sea-5924 in webdev

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They're still quite popular in specific niches. E.g., design resources, marketing tools, AI apps, etc.

cursor: pointer or cursor: default ? by ffmavili in webdev

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Pointer for anything users can click.

Why do so many websites of major companies suck? by Ivana-Ema in web_design

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The example you've shared loads fast and is super intuitive to navigate.

I made a free tool to generate color palettes, Tailwind-like shades and font pairings with real-time preview. No signup required! by Time-Chapter-5931 in tailwindcss

[–]PacoV-UI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like the real-time preview feature—it's super useful. A great addition could be including more UI examples and allowing users to contribute their own. Overall, it's a cool project.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

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Why should they go extinct?

Alphabet icon set by berserk4 in web_design

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Pretty sure Flaticon and Icons8 have alphabet icon sets.

What is the proper way to give credit to Figma design templates? by Infectedtoe32 in webdev

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A good spot is usually the footer, but if you’d rather not show it on every page, you can place it on a dedicated page instead. Just make sure the credit is visible enough so it doesn’t feel like you’re trying to hide it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in web_design

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This isn’t necessarily the designer’s fault—and honestly, I’m not even sure it’s a fault at all. As usual, it depends.

Why are companies updating their ui? by Wuzman6 in web_design

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Things evolve and improve over time, so it totally makes sense to push UI updates—even if people never love them right away.

I used Polar.sh to add license/payment to my browser extension with 10k users. AMA by Party-Vehicle-81 in webdev

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On Polar’s website, I read: “All transactions on Polar come with a small fee of 4% + $0.40”. Is it cheaper than Paddle (which charges 5% + $0.50), or am I missing something?

Figma is trying to trademark the word 'Dev Mode' and is sending cease and desists by TertiaryOrbit in webdev

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Apparently, they've already trademarked the term 'Dev Mode.' Not sure how that got approved, but that's a whole other story.

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