Minimal Madness
It’s really hard to work quickly on a Minimum Viable Product when you don’t do both design and development.
A little design flourish might correspond to hours of development work which are not essential to getting the product to its minimal state.
At that point no one is to blame—the designer has made a good design and the developer has built to the spec. So ostensibly nothing has gone wrong.
Unless you understand both components, you can’t know whether your MVP design is truly minimal.
My products
💅 Vanilla – hide icons from your Mac menu bar for free
🚀 Rocket – super-fast emoji shortcuts everywhere on Mac… :clap: → 👏
⏳ Horo – the best free timer app for Mac
📂 FastFolderFinder – a lightning-fast launchbar app for folders and apps
📖 Kubernetes – my book on Kubernetes for web app developers
😄 Emoji Bullet List – easily emojify your bullet point lists (like this one!)
Jump on my email list to get sent the stuff that’s too raunchy for the blog.
(Seriously though, it’s an occasional update on apps I’ve built and posts I’ve written recently.)
💅 Vanilla – hide icons from your Mac menu bar for free
🚀 Rocket – super-fast emoji shortcuts everywhere on Mac… :clap: → 👏
⏳ Horo – the best free timer app for Mac
📂 FastFolderFinder – a lightning-fast launchbar app for folders and apps
📖 Kubernetes – my book on Kubernetes for web app developers
😄 Emoji Bullet List – easily emojify your bullet point lists (like this one!)
Jump on my email list to get sent the stuff that’s too raunchy for the blog.
(Seriously though, it’s an occasional update on apps I’ve built and posts I’ve written recently.)