They have a crazy amount of icons in all sorts of styles and they're free!
Most of them are under a CC-BY license, so you just need to give credit on your page. :)
Thanks Richard for the suggestion! Speaking of ethics on using icons, what if we want to use it on mobile apps? Where should we put the credit? 🤔
You're welcome. As for mobile applications, I'm not entirely sure how yours would be structured, but I've seen many apps that have an "About" page. Maybe you can use this as the place to place your credit!
+1 for the noun project. also one icon costs $1,99 if you want the royalty free license - which is a fair price 🙂
Ah, yeah. That should be a good deal. Thanks Tammo! 😊
Been a paying member since they launched 🙌
For dotcolors.co I launched everywhere on the same day.
First on PH (due to the midnight timing.)
Then on HackerNews (who just flat out hated on me)
Then on IndieHackers (who loved it)
I then went on to do some research regarding other platforms to launch on after implementing some early feedback from the above platforms and finally launched on DesignerNews. (Which got me featured in all sorts of places)
So I think PH, HN and IH are good to gather initial feedback and see if anything is still rough around the edges and then you can deliver a semi-polished product to your niche. :)
In a way, yes. If I could rephrase it I would mean that YT is more focused on the video content. Facebook/Twitter tend to be focused on getting you to click on other links and feeds. I might be completely off, tho!
I think YouTube is the most accepted format on Reddit in terms of sharing content.
Mostly because the content is provided directly without further distractions.
Then Twitter, then Facebook. I've rarely if ever seen a Facebook link in the subreddits I frequent.
Maybe they have the same allergic reaction to it as WIP does. 😁
Just my 2 cents.
Does directly without further distractions mean people wouldn't go into the link itself and subscribe and stuff?
In a way, yes. If I could rephrase it I would mean that YT is more focused on the video content. Facebook/Twitter tend to be focused on getting you to click on other links and feeds. I might be completely off, tho!
ProductHunt, Twitter, Indie Hackers, Reddit.
I read (but mostly don't participate in) Hacker News.
For me hustling is currently a better source of income than I could otherwise achieve. I'm pretty convinced that the Big 5 wouldn't even take me in.
I think you might be able to find someone decent quickly on Upwork.com; They have all sorts of job categories and can offer you payment protection. Also some freelancers on there are cheap. 🤷♂️
(Note: I'm biased due to having been an Upwork Pro Freelancer)
I would be happy to contribute, yes. I mean, I'd totally be happy to work on it as a freelancer (hint hint 🤑), but bounties seem like the most fitting idea to me. The question then is how to distribute said bounties when multiple makers work on the same feature. But if you would decide to distribute WIP-based rewards that would be fine too!
- Get up
- Brush teeth/fix hair
- Drink water/take meds
- Check email on phone
- Pack up laptop etc
- Go to some working spot
You're welcome. As for mobile applications, I'm not entirely sure how yours would be structured, but I've seen many apps that have an "About" page. Maybe you can use this as the place to place your credit!