HackerNews & Twitter... nothing new :D

I tried following ProductHunt, but it's such a noise. It's much more fun to read WIP.

Look no further:
www.codeschool.com/
egghead.io/

Agreed with Akshay, anything meaningful takes time and effort, even if you work at Big 5 or similar. Google, Amazon, etc. became those who they are because of hardworking talented people.

Awesome! Came up with a couple of ideas, thanks for the inspiration.

Thanks, Akshay!

• remove border radius on the left
• make bullet points on the right smaller
• highlight important words in the text
• it would look better if you make logo much smaller and add a video or photo to the background on the left (should be authentic good video related with your topic, ideally in webm)
• remove input and button highlight on focus

Hey Pete,

It depends on your cost per user. For example, this model doesn't work well for web analytics companies because they collect a lot of data and need to pay for it. Also, it's important to consider customer acquisition costs.

Ideally, you need to understand what you get in return. For example, Mixpanel and Heap analytics allowed using their services for free in exchange for a badge. That allowed those companies to grow without any marketing budgets.

But sometimes it's healthier to provide services without a free plan:
baremetrics.com/blog/freemium…

As to Mixpanel and Heap Analytics, they adjusted their free plans. Now the functionality is significantly limited and they delete historical data. But initially providing more features for free was beneficial for them.

I agree with this recommendations:
medium.com/@billy_draper/ive-…

Wishing you all the best!

It should be a good looking feed. Facebook also has different kind of content and it looks fine.