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Chase Poirier @chase_codes
Joined July 2013
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🚀 Sahil Lavingia’s 5-Year Gumroad Journey—Building in Public 🧵👇
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8/ What’s Next? Even after 5 years, Sahil continues to share his journey. Gumroad’s evolution and Sahil’s growth as a founder are ongoing stories that inspire many in the startup community. Stay tuned for more updates and insights! 🚀
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📢 Want to learn how to build tech in public and get actionable insights from experts? Check out my website chasepoirier.com and youtube channel for fantastic tips and real-world advice on coding and building in public. 💻 #BuildInPublic #Gumroad #StartupLife #Entrepreneurship #TechStartups

Chase Poirier — I built the trap. AI got me out.

The custom AI team I built to dig out of my own service-business trap. A 90-day transformation. Yours to keep.

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@chase_codes
14 Oct 2024
Want to break free from the traditional tech career path? 🔓 I’m sharing my journey coding profitable apps and living life on my terms. Let’s build together. 💻💰 #SaaS #IndieDev #BuildInPublic
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Auto-layout is a game-changer in Figma. If you’re not using it yet, you’re missing out on faster, more flexible designs that can easily adapt to content changes. ✨ (20:52)
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Finally, I walk you through creating a clickable prototype. This is where you see your design come to life, giving you a real feel for the user experience. 🖱️ (30:53)
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🎥 Want a full breakdown of my design process in Figma? Check out the video for a deep dive on designing a SaaS startup from scratch! 👇👇 youtube.com/watch?v=P_ga91R-… #SaaS #DesignThinking #Figma #StartupLife #BuildInPublic #IndieHacker #UXUI

POV: You’re designing your SaaS startup from scratch | Figma deep dive

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Inspiration is everywhere. I walk through how to use design inspiration from existing products to help guide your own UX/UI decisions without copying. 🖌️ (9:25)
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Building re-usable components in Figma is a must for efficiency. Once you’ve nailed down your wireframes, you can scale your design faster than you think. ⚡(18:16)
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Chase Poirier
@chase_codes
13 Oct 2024
Iterate as you go. Don’t wait until everything is “perfect.” Start low-fidelity, get feedback, and improve. Constant iteration is crucial to good design. 🔄 (11:47)
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Chase Poirier
@chase_codes
13 Oct 2024
One key part of designing your SaaS: establishing a hierarchy of user actions. What do you want users to do first? Design your interface around that flow. 🔍 (7:42)
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Chase Poirier
@chase_codes
13 Oct 2024
I just launched my newsletter! 🎉 If you’re interested in SaaS, design, and product development, be sure to sign up for regular insights straight to your inbox! 📨 (7:19)
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Chase Poirier
@chase_codes
13 Oct 2024
Next, we create a design system—a set of reusable components that keeps everything consistent across your SaaS platform. This saves time & effort down the line. 🛠️ (3:38)
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🚀 POV: You’re Designing Your SaaS Startup from Scratch — A Thread 🧵👇
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First things first—grids. If you’re not using grids in Figma for page layout, you’re missing out on a powerful way to create clean, structured designs. 📏 (2:17)
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