David J Bland

Saw a demo of this yesterday at SaaStr and was impressed. It's like you created your own Noun Project for people to tap into that is stylistically coherent. I think corporations could be an interesting target segment, because managers don't have hours to spend changing font sizes, timelines, etc on their recurring internal presentations to leadership. One minor point though, if you do target...

Really interesting. I do something like this in career development and with organizations, but it's always been a few digital products cobbled together (simplemind + trello) or completely analog (whiteboards + sticky notes). I think there is something to be said about breaking down tasks into manageable chunks that we can all benefit from:...

I purchased v1 at Soma Eats in SF during lunch but wasn't impressed enough to make a repeat purchase. I'll give v2 a shot though :)

I've learned so much from Eric. Really looking forward to this one.

I help teams do customer interviews all of the time. Will definitely check this out.

How much of this product includes business modeling? I advise startups to understand the model before they create the plan, especially early on.

I'm biased on this, however I'd really love to see an automotive company create a concept car that was rapidly validated with customers, focusing on real problems.

No Hot Dog Stand Theme?

Reminds me of the Elmo FaceTime App from IDEO.

I purchased a DIY kit and the modified our old IKEA Galant desk. The dimensions on the Galant are 47-1⁄4 x 31-1⁄2 and I'd not recommend going ANY smaller than that. It still fit and the base is quite wide, however I like it for stability purposes. (I'm 6'3") I have the accessories installed (except for the wireless charger) and used slightly shorter wood screws to secure the base to the IKEA...

I think I saw this product demo'd at Draper University earlier this year. I think it could be useful for things like journalism and cinemagraphs. Most cinemagraph products require you to hold the camera super still.

I think Christina is onto something here with applying OKR's in this fashion. In a way, we're all entrepreneurs now when it comes to our own career development. If the corporate ladder ever existed, it's obliterated now in the US.

I met Ana at DraperU. Glad to see this launch!

If you made this work on people it would be incredibly creepy and yet amazing.