Hey thanks, I was thinking about that yesterday actually. I'll make that button clickable.
> It's also unclear when the tutorial ends and the normal app begins. I kept clicking the "next" icon for a while think they were just examples until I eventually realized I was supposed to be drawing already.
The app itself is a bit of an experiment in creating a story/narrative, where I'm trying to encourage people to swipe till the "plot twist". I haven't figured out the proper UX for that yet. I might split it into a "serious" editor and keep this version as a joke/toy. I have a terrible habit of punishing the users who decided to give me more attention than an average Reddit user! e.g. https://meat-gpt.sonnet.io or the All Hands Meeting Simulator on https://rafsters.itch.io/all-hands (annoying to play, so fun to watch others playing)
Quite interesting to see the feedback on HN (vs. the general public or design communities) -- everyone is much more problem-oriented, trying to analyse, give actionable feedback. And that's 100% fine! I've learned a lot, even in the past 30 m here or so.
> It's also unclear when the tutorial ends and the normal app begins. I kept clicking the "next" icon for a while think they were just examples until I eventually realized I was supposed to be drawing already.
The app itself is a bit of an experiment in creating a story/narrative, where I'm trying to encourage people to swipe till the "plot twist". I haven't figured out the proper UX for that yet. I might split it into a "serious" editor and keep this version as a joke/toy. I have a terrible habit of punishing the users who decided to give me more attention than an average Reddit user! e.g. https://meat-gpt.sonnet.io or the All Hands Meeting Simulator on https://rafsters.itch.io/all-hands (annoying to play, so fun to watch others playing)
Quite interesting to see the feedback on HN (vs. the general public or design communities) -- everyone is much more problem-oriented, trying to analyse, give actionable feedback. And that's 100% fine! I've learned a lot, even in the past 30 m here or so.