"Watch people use your interface. Before you watch people use it, all of your ideas/opinions mean nothing. Design doesn't exist in a vacuum — it's meant to be used."

Someone who mentored me early in my career. It's been invaluable.

Let me know if you have any projects you think could work well with this. I'd be willing to give anyone who sees this an hour of my time to help them get set up. And give my advice about how to build what they want to build (even if it's not with Remake).

Thank you!

The example app provided (the Trello clone) is actually pretty complex as far as example apps go. However, there is a much more complex app running in production that uses Remake: https://requestcreative.com/

That app uses several custom components (for image uploading & positioning, for example) that are built on top of Remake. They'll be generalized, extracted, and moved into the open source framework soon.

Let me know what you think :)

Yes, it's working and ready to try. The tutorials are here: https://docs.remaketheweb.com/

Let me know if you need any help and I'll be glad to do a call with you: david at remaketheweb dot com

Spiral Button is a simple, unassuming button that comes to life when you click on it. It's the button I always wanted, but it took me a long time to learn how to actually build it. I hope you enjoy it – and if you find any bugs, please let me know and I'll try to fix them asap!

Spiral Button is open source.

Wow, what a gorgeously orchestrated article!

Drop everything and take 3-6 weeks to design something from scratch. Pay attention to every little detail. Treat it like an essay that will need to be edited and revised over and over before it flows. Show it to other people after 4 weeks and then incorporate their feedback. Then release it to the community for free.

Whether it's an icon pack, a Sketch template, or a full static site design, people will love it if it's high quality and free and word will spread around about your talents. You have to put the time in upfront, however.

Good luck!

If you need to focus for a few hours straight, I'd recommend this 8 hour mix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk26FUe38y0

I also love this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APmBT96ETJk

And, for that cafe feel: https://coffitivity.com/