If you’re a solo designer (UI/UX or product), my advice is to focus on landing pages (Framer or Figma), branding, and motion graphics if possible. Get really good at those, share your work consistently on X, and you’ll probably make way more, like 5x to 10x more than working on full product design alone.

It’s faster, easier to manage, and you can take on multiple projects at once since the scope is clear. If money is your main focus, this path is the smarter play ig.

@natyiu0

Excited to announce the Auth.js project (formerly NextAuth.js) joins Better Auth

https://www.better-auth.com/blog/authjs-joins-better-auth

How about having a funny blog post to read over the weekend?

A few weeks or months ago, some of the tech creators in my circle were interested in hacks and tips for moving out and starting life alone. Some were renting apartments and buying furniture/utensils. Some successfully bootstrapped their single life, and they officially have their "freedom" and "privacy."

To make things worse (or better, depending on what you feel about moving out), Robi wrote a cookbook for a smooth moving-out process and an ultimate guide for a safe and secure life as a single person (be it a man or a woman).

Today, I take the plunge in becoming the devil's advocate and show you ways you could abuse your parents’ resources and infrastructure without shame and guilt, despite being in your late twenties or even in your mid-thirties. This is a new article justifying all the reasons you should stay with your parents as a lifelong child, despite the back pain you feel.

Read On Not Moving Out—Reasons to Never Go Indie on Medium, my hot take that aims to eradicate the fantasy of living by your own as a fresh graduate or even a retired professional.

I build apps for the iPhone @XCYohannes