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As I mentioned in earlier posts, traveling around Asia has made me aware of that everyone doesn't have super fast connections as we have in Sweden ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Since I wanted Klart to work well everywhere I started by making image previews lightning fast. The next step was to
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Traveling around Asia has taught me that it's not enough for a service to work good on fast fiber connections. At some places, my own services would give me a horrible experience because of the bad connection. I felt obligated to fix this somehow and therefore put other
design
For the first version of Klart I just wanted the design to be really simple and on-point. No big images saying nothing or other bloat that would distract users from the purpose of each page. This was pretty obvious goals since what I wanted to do was to evaluate the
design
When first building Klart I was just making a chrome extension to save design inspiration I found online. I needed a simple tool to take pictures of websites and organize them. This meant that I didn't really need to spend time designing a nice logo for Klart. I
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Sometimes it can be hard to feel productive on web apps. You have to click, drag, release and click some more. These movements cause unnecessary stress on your body and mind and should be avoided. But how can you avoid it? Keyboard shortcuts to the rescue! I'm a
startups
When I don’t want to use a service anymore, unsubscribing should be dead simple. Tell me all about what I miss and make it easy to hop on the wagon again but whatever you do, don’t make it hard to unsubscribe. I don’t know why people do
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I had a pretty good idea what I wanted Klart.co to look like when I decided to build it. The most important things, above all else was that it had to be dead simple to: * Capture a website * Organize snapshots Trying to keep the first version of Klart as
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This week I launched my 3rd project in 2016, Klart.co. Instead of building a bunch of features, this time I wanted to get it out there quickly. I figured that people would tell me what’s missing when they use it. What do you think happened? Well, it didn’
startups
Building products is an amazing experience. Going from rough ideas to sketching, building and seeing your creation come to life is awesome. One of the things I’ve always encountered when building something is finding inspiration. You know, colors, buttons, typography, copywriting and all that stuff. I usually turn to
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Edit: Learn Thai Fast is no longer up :( Here we go again. My second project since I decided to make (and finish!) more stuff is out there, in the wild. My first project was Remotespace.io, a curation of articles about remote work. This project is something completely different. A
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I've always liked drawing stuff. Maybe it's the process of creating something, or could it be something else? I don't know really. Anyway, I've recently noticed how it can make me focus and boost my creativity, even for problems that seemingly have
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I've had a lot of ideas of things I want to build lately. Which is awesome. But the thing is that, I don't have enough time to build them. So how can you manage that? Well, one thing I've observed when I build stuff
