hey, designers, what do you usually call elements like these? smaller than buttons, bigger than links. chips? tags? mini button? working on something for @joisoftware.
18.02.2025 17:11
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hey, designers, what do you usually call elements like these? smaller than buttons, bigger than links. chips? tags? mini button? working on something for @joisoftware.
as much as i don’t like designing any type of upsells, this seems like a necessary evil (especially for indie apps). which one is the least annoying?
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a quick question: what links or video services do you usually include in an event description? linear? jira? notion? craft?
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any recommendations for improving our app store screenshots? (first one is actually a video)
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large or small?
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if you already tried new widgets in @joisoftware, share your homescreen with one of them! i'm working on a promo video for the app store, and would love to feature your setup
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meet the first @joisoftware update of 2025, by far the most requested feature based on your feedbacks — widgets for homescreen!
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tomorrow is Joi Day, aka the 9th of every month. what one feature should we release tomorrow?
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picking the birthday icon. what's your favorite?
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work in progress: event page.
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widgets are coming → joi.software
→ www.theverge.com/2024/12/15/...
look mom, i'm on @verge
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so, what's your favorite icon so far? did you try them all?
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feeling incredibly blessed by the amazing support during the launch yesterday. thank you, thank you, thank you 🫶🏼
today, joi is live on @ProductHunt. competing with sora by @OpenAI is not an easy task, but not impossible impossible, right?
→ www.producthunt.com/posts/joi-p...
no more waitlists, beta releases, testflight spots and early access links. the app is available for everyone starting today.
happy joi day! (aka every 9th of the month)
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okay, maybe i've pushed a little too hard with visual effects here.
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some context: the blue version was made for testflight builds only, while the white one was always considered the primary one. but the more i look at it, the more it’s growing on me. wdyt?
blue or white?
if you're a journalist or content creator interested in the story of how a viral tweet became an app, DM me for early access (or email → hello at joi dot software).
