Meduard

Which platforms?

Kind of always for me, never really liked working jobs (or working for someone) no matter how good they were. I even quit a very stable job to focus in building products full time.

As long as you have a good UI/UX you wont need much education. Since if they are using your SaaS they already know what they want to solve with it and most of the time they dont care about additional features that the SaaS has. You can improve onboarding (first impressions matter), add help nudges, a well structured help center, etc.

Congrats on the launch :) Is the site currently down? I can't access it.

Take more notes in a notebook instead of digital, helps me remember way better.

I exercise daily and that helps me a lot to refresh my brain and start each day completely ready. Also the less disctractions there are (like phones) the more brain power I feel I have.

Would love to see more minimalist designs, especially in SaaS tools. Myself I'm also focusing in building only minimalist apps.

Not very direct but the TakeoverPod

Just engage with a community for a product you want to create. Post there, talk to people, etc. then you understand them better and you will be able to promote your product way better.

Making my micro saas ready for launch :)

You guys have weekends? 😿

Just being yourself and posting about what you truly love. I find that if I write posts myself about a topic I love they get way more engagement than posts/ideas written with ChatGPT.

indiehackers[.]com might help you as well

For me its the idea that there are no limitations how high you can go.

Not that often, when it does it usualy because its a bright logo or something eye catching.

UserSurvey (my next launch) and I managed to build it exactly how I imagined it.

I love reading a bit before sleep, especially history. I do it most of the time, but sometimes its just playing chess or watching some shows in youtube.

People want to be part of great things naturally, so as long as you make your product seem like something great, something of the future, etc. something they can't possibly miss out, you're good.

Quite a bit, if you see Apple was initially built around that idea to be very beautiful and easy to use, so a clean, good looking brand always help. And there are tons of tools I tried simply because they had a cool looking landing page, and I didn't even like their product.