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Try using Figma and messing around with vectors. If you want to do something else, try: logomakr.com/

Webflow or Carrd

i remembered seeing webflow but couldnt remember what it was called... even searched ph... carrd is interesting as i didnt think i never though of using it for prototyping

iframes duuuude

I know people do it with iframes, but like....how do I check that it's a paying customer (referral url?) and make sure that I can't get hacked, it's my real customer, etc. I'm just a n00b when it comes to this specific type of development

Ohh i made this on contactbox
Basically, iframes duuudes.
- The snippet I provide has two thing 1. it create a script that is called from my server. 2. it runs a function in the js on load with an ID parameter identifying the customer:

<script>
(function(b, o, x){var js, fjs = b.getElementsByTagName(o)[0];
if (b.getElementById(x)){return;}
js = b.createElement(o); js.id = x;
js.onload = function(){box("HJId52J7m")}
js.src = "https://contactbox.co/js/loader.js"
fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs)
}(document, "script", "feedbackLoader"))
</script>

so the function box() called on load create the iframe for my widget. and use this iframe to send the customer ID (via postMessage.
On my website, i get the customer ID, verify it (using also the referrer url), get all customer info needed, and build the widget that is shown in the iframe.

Also since my widget size change, i have some event pushed thought the iframe to resize it.

roughly, its the idea, lmk if you want to take a look at the code

Does it do autoformatting and fixing errors or is it just a linter that shows what's wrong with your code?

If you run it with rubocop -a (or equivalent shortcut in your editor) it will fix what it can.

I use G Suite and add all my domains there. Don't need to set up forwarding because they end up in one inbox anyway. I just slap a label on them based on the to: field to organize.

Ah right. And Google provides MX records you configure on your domain, right?