Brian Mitchell

I collaborate with a brand like Gymshark. We could create a campaign around fitness journeys.

The golden ratio is powerful tool that brings natural balance and harmony to designs. It creates a sense of flow by guiding the viewer's eye in a way that feels effortless and visually pleasing.

I think the blend of AI flexibility and traditional narratives could open up some wild possibilities.

I use Cursor every day for coding. Other's transcription service helps me organize and track meetings. AI makes managing technical documentation smoother and more efficient for me.

I'm really looking forward to your launch. Just send me the link when it's online, and I'd love to check it out and help spread the word.

I always lean towards minimalist logos. A clean design makes it timeless and easier to remember, especially in a world overloaded with visuals.

I swear by version control and running tests regularly. Catching issues early speeds things up in the long run.

GPT-4 is definitely the best AI tool I've used so far. My top 3 would be GPT-4, Jasper for writing, and Fotor for AI-powered design.

I made the mistake of forgetting to set up my notifications for Product Hunt comments so I missed a lot of important feedback.

I made the mistake of forgetting to set up my notifications for Product Hunt comments so I missed a lot of important feedback. I was like "Wait why is my phone blowing up now?"

I totally get where you’re coming from. I’ve made the shift from B2B to B2C myself, and the immediate impact on people’s lives makes it so much more rewarding.

I still see a lot of demand for AI chatbots in customer support. Many businesses are looking to automate their customer service to save costs and improve response times. So I don't think the market is saturated just yet.

I usually run informal tests by sharing the landing page on Reddit or similar platforms for feedback. Curious to hear how your tool could improve on tis process.