Only today? :P I go through that debate every time I am between projects, and often even when I am on a project. (I work as a consultant).

If you designed the site, I would have you know that I kept clicking on the Sign Up button multiple times and thought it wasn’t working. Then I noticed the email input box with dark background blending into another section. Those were frustrating 45 seconds.

Apart from that, I fail to see its value proposition over Flipboard or countless other similar products. If anything, I want to see less personalized products. We all know what echo-chambers have been doing to us lately.

Very nice site design, though. :)

So you made a website for betting tips, in a country where betting is illegal, and even spelled the word wrong in your url?

Sneakers and athletic-wear in general has picked up big time in last couple of years, Nike leading the way. People see one good shot, and with availability of high quality photos available like @marcel said, it’s an easy pick. Add to that the fact that Nike has a “Design your own sneakers” feature, and you have a use-case designers want to salivate after.

Guilty of working on a concept of Nike shoes AR app. :P

In iOS 10 - http://imgur.com/w0uCdNY

These are awesome. As a designer, one is so preconditioned to pick the right solution straight away. When you see stuff like this, the creativity despite non-practicality inspires.

Thanks for this response, Josh. I was part of a collective until recently, so apart from Fisdom we wrote a lot of about other projects that could get us more visibility. Now I am revamping my site and writing case-studies for each of my projects.

By the way, that sole Medium article got us quite bit of traction. It was featured on Sidebar newsletter and later syndicated by InVision on their blog, earning us quite a few leads. :)

I listen to Soulection all the time - soundcloud.com/soulection/