1. Start with HTML 2. Learn CSS 3. Write JS codes 4. Learn Git and GitHub 5. Learn React, Angular or Vue 6. Work on cool projects 7. Turn own projects into startups
As I build @TeemlyHQ, here's what I've learned in creating a product:
π΅οΈββοΈ talk to customers π build to solve their pains π make a few users LOVE it πΈ put a little marketing push behind that product π Watch for flat retention curves
π For @TeemlyHQ, really had an interesting discussion with @innaatan on her inputs and insights. Very hopeful that we can translate this into something the customers would love and want
Trying to validate something that already has been disproven/proven would be a waste of time especially if you continue to go in circles for such a long time.
Communication is important especially when working with a team. Being clear on the value and the message early on, allows the team to reduces the risk of time wasted into multiple conversations/research/meetings just to get clarity/outcome.
While we are building an audience by continually talking to customers, we try to iterate designs quickly too. So that, when devs received it, it's already polished based from insights and research.