mightyalex
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Possibly, within Europe
Technologies: Figma, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, AI/LLMs
Résumé/CV: https://aleksandartasevski.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandartasevski/
Email: [email protected]
I'm a software designer and independent maker with 15+ years of experience. I design for clients with the perspective that comes from building and shipping my own products.
I also run Design Buddy, a design review tool used through Figma, Canva and Adobe Express. I've taken products from idea through design, development, launch and ongoing operation.
Open to product design, software design, design leadership, or hybrid design/build roles.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Possibly, within Europe
Technologies: Figma, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, AI/LLMs
Résumé/CV: https://aleksandartasevski.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandartasevski/
Email: [email protected]
I'm a software designer and independent maker with 15+ years of experience. I design for clients with the perspective that comes from building and shipping my own products.
I also run Design Buddy, a design review tool used through Figma, Canva and Adobe Express. I've taken products from idea through design, development, launch and ongoing operation.
Open to product design, software design, design leadership, or hybrid design/build roles.
My Launch on Product Hunt: The Good, the Bad and the Bots
Launch StrategyAt this point I have completely given up launching on PH, but I'm still posting each new product there for the backlink. I barely open it and even protest voting unless it's a product from a person I know and want to support.I didn't prepare and just posted Text2Note. I posted intentionally on Saturday thinking it would increase the chance to get featured, but still that chance...
Throwing in a 1-month free trial of Text2Note for the Product Hunt launch
Also, great suggestion. In the meantime, the red notes are definitely ones of importance (like risks and urgent matters, depending what kind of document you are analyzing).
Show HN: Text2Note – AI summaries that link back to original text
I was learning modern web dev (TypeScript/Vite/Vercel), so I built Text2Note - an AI summarizer with one key difference: click notes to jump back to the original text. Why it’s useful:- Click any note to see its exact source- Color-coded insights (facts, arguments, questions)- Exportable notes (Markdown/JSON/PDF)- Made for students, lawyers, designers, and devsPricing: $4.99/month (charging...
Show HN: My First macOS App on the Apple App Store – Totals
Settled on $5.99 for Totals app–priced for value it provides, not build time
You make a great point about how feedback on price can differ between an actual buyer and a spectator.
Would you pay $19 for this Mac menubar app?
I recently developed TotalsApp.com, a macOS menubar app that pulls real-time revenue from Stripe, Paddle, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar. It shows your earnings at a glance without needing to open dashboards or log in.It’s a one-time purchase for $19, and you own it forever.I’m curious, do you think this is fair for creators and small business owners? If not, what would you pay?
Show HN: Track revenue in real-time from Stripe, Gumroad, Paddle, and more
I built this app to solve a problem I had: keeping track of revenue across multiple platforms.It gives real-time insights and notifications whenever revenue changes. It supports Stripe, Gumroad, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar, making it easy to switch between platforms without logging in or juggling multiple accounts.Your data stays private, everything runs locally, and it’s a one-time...
A quick guide to getting your designs reviewed with AI
Show HN: Google Page Speed for UI Design
I developed this Figma plugin to deliver insightful feedback on UI design. It focuses on enhancing layout, color, typography, and accessibility.
Show HN: Revamping UI Faces with AI-generated avatars
As some of you might know, UI Faces has been a helpful resource for designers over the years. I decided to make a significant change and shift the focus to AI-generated avatars. This is a departure from using aggregated third-party content, allowing for more unique and diverse avatars.
I'd appreciate your feedback, especially on:
1. How do you perceive the quality of the AI-generated avatars? 2. Thoughts on offering the product for free, considering its 200k+ total and 600 daily active users only on Figma? 3. Which other tools would you like to see UI Faces integrate with?