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67: Launch Takeways, Interface Breakthroughs, and First Round Armbars
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67: Launch Takeways, Interface Breakthroughs, and First Round Armbars
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Episode 67
67: Launch Takeways, Interface Breakthroughs, and First Round Armbars
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June 21, 2017 •
Episode 67
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By Adam Wathan
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In this episode, David shares some lessons learned from the PushSilver Infinite launch: what went well, what could've been improved, and what he would double down on next time.
Episode Details
In this episode, David shares some lessons learned from the PushSilver Infinite launch: what went well, what could've been improved, and what he would double down on next time.
Show Notes
Adam talks about some of the UI design challenges he and Steve have been trying to solve, and shares some of the creative solutions they came up with.
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Links:
- PushSilver, David's invoicing app
- David's fight video
- PushSilver discount, just for Full Stack Radio listeners
- Interviews with Laura Roeder, the founder of MeetEdgar
- KiteTail, Adam's checkout platform
- Building KiteTail #6, newsletter update with lots of UI design details
- BidSketch, proposal software tool with the "see a sample" email capture call-to-action
What is Full Stack Radio?
A podcast for developers interested in building great software products. Every episode, Adam Wathan is joined by a guest to talk about everything from product design and user experience to unit testing and system administration.
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