Creating a startup with a team of passionate, talented folks to tackle a shared problem is always a journey worth taking. During that journey you're gonna need some help. From vendors, or freelancers, to big agencies. That's why we started @TrySpringStudio. Not every startup

RT @JoshuaKushner: the goal of life is to be excited to go to work and excited to go home.

the two week vacation test. i think about it all the time. the idea’s pretty simple:.schedule a two week vacation.no calls, no slack, no “just checking in”. then see what breaks. you realize you’ve been the one filling the gaps. you are the bottleneck. answering the questions.

four formulas to write effective headlines:. 1. specificity (big idea) × hook (your magic sauce).2. pain point × desire = ask a question.3. value × objection.4. value creation × what it is

We’re hiring designers!. 👋 Looking for folks who can create amazing brands from scratch, including logo design, marketing assets, decks, and the full brand package. 🏆 Bonus points if you also dabble in motion (not required). Drop your 4 best pieces below 👇.

A big part of my job right now? Finding the best designers to come build cool stuff with us. We work with fast-growing startups. The pace is quick. The work is fun. The team is solid. Right now we’re looking for:. 🥰 Branding / Graphic Designers.💻 UI/UX / Web Designers.📹.

We messed around and gave @netdocuments a new logo, just for fun. I really like how it turned out but I'm curious what you guys think?

21 design things that quietly improve your product . 1. search boxes that forgive typos. 2. empty states shouldn’t feel empty. 3. label buttons with verbs, not nouns. 4. confirmation messages should feel like relief. 5. onboarding is never really finished. 6. your colors.

We really enjoyed putting this SaaS redesign together. Sometimes small changes have the biggest impact.

Sometimes great design isn’t a huge overhaul. Just a few smart changes in the right places. We recently redesigned the dashboard for Spectora. Simpler UX, clearer layout, easier access to what’s important. Most of the time the best UX improvements aren’t massive, just

How we handle difficult client feedback (without losing our minds). The key to navigating tough feedback isn’t tactics or tools . It’s mindset. Always assume good intent. When a client delivers challenging feedback, we start by believing they’re trying to help, not.

Everyone thinks great design is about delighting users. Animations, colors, cool interactions. But what users actually crave isn’t more stuff. They just want fewer roadblocks. Instead of adding that fancy animation, ask yourself: "What can I remove to make this simpler?".

RT @TrySpringStudio: You don’t have to do it all. Ricardo Regalado learned this lesson the hard way and shares why vulnerability builds bet….

RT @willahmed: Success is being excited to go to work and being excited to come home.

RT @tim_cook: I'm so proud of the many teams across Apple developing powerful technologies that are improving people’s lives. The Hearing A….

RT @jasonfried: A passage from the Tao that’s frequently worth revisiting.

Mony and I dive in and share what really makes outstanding landing pages. Come hang out:

But every landing page doesn't need to be great. It just needs to convert. So we looked at what makes the best ones convert well. Spoiler alert . it's usually small things that make a huuuuge difference.

There are thousands (millions?) of mediocre landing pages out there. And just a few great ones.