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Maybe limiting the game for people you know, like a list of friends on Facebook or phone list.

It seems an interesting project. Don't you think you ditched it too early? There weren't many functionalities, but the premise I think was pretty cool. BTW, I am about to launch a website builder myself and your post is a nice read. Thanks

Thank you for your reply. I am now in "stationary" mode, but I suffered in the past when I was in nomad-mode. I think there are a lot of things to be done in this space. I wish all the best for your startup. I will be following.

Congratulations Sean! beautiful drawings

Why is it targeting digital nomads? I know they are underserved in this area (and many others), but I would trust more a normal insurance, with a strong foot in my country, but offers an extended plan to digital nomad.

Off-topic: Would you mind to share who made the illustrations of your website? I really love it!

Exactly, or even "clone" the plan. Seems cool, git applied to tabulated data.

These demos are a good example of using animations. It makes the experience much better, helping the user understand what happened. Good UX IMO. But a lot of websites are not using this way, but throughout the page, popping up almost every element, asking attention for almost everything. This is bad UX because is not helping the user to find what they want. It's distracting and annoying, at least for me.

Animations are very important, but websites often overuse and end up making the experience horrible.

I agree to drop the ".00", but I prefer the number $36,200,000.

I'd like to see the full summary and with column (Pinterest-like), with height limiting.

I think you should display the best summary on the home page list, and a link to know more about and other summaries. Put a minimum threshold for votes to increase first-page quality, and voila, I have a newsletter that I would love to use.

Yes, but what started as a petty project ended up gain momentum and I quite enjoyed doing, so I know that my odds of success are slim, but at least I have learned a ton of interesting things, including server in Erlang, android/java programming, and a myriad of web technologies like react and js-crazy-world.

I think it is an interesting product. I am launching a website builder in a few weeks, and this kind of product (web builder) is more complicated than I initially devise. I wish the best for the team.

They have opened to other platforms as well, like BigCommerce.