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fromLogRocket Blog
1 week ago

Why traditional SaaS playbooks fail for AI-native products - LogRocket Blog

For the past months I've been working on Wave - an open source, AI-native terminal that knows your context (we know, the hook still needs work). In this time, we've gone from zero daily active users (DAU) and zero GitHub stars at launch in November 2023 to approximately 3000 DAU and 12k GitHub stars today. My biggest lesson: The tried and trusted SaaS go-to-market (GTM) playbook doesn't apply for AI-native products. We're consciously breaking all my cardinal rules, such as:
Startup companies
UX design
fromCSS-Tricks
2 weeks ago

Explaining the Accessible Benefits of Using Semantic HTML Elements | CSS-Tricks

Use native <button> elements instead of <div> role="button" to gain built-in accessibility, focus, keyboard support, and correct semantic roles.
Web development
fromFrontendmasters
3 months ago

Quick Dark Mode Toggles

Chrome, Firefox, and Safari offer DevTools controls to emulate prefers-color-scheme for light/dark testing, with Chrome's control in Rendering and a nonstandard automatic dark mode.
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