From zero to hero: 8 stories of Indie Hackers going all-in on their side projects
We've gathered some inspiring designers and developers, who bootstrapped their side projects to life and succeed.
Hello, everyone. Today's compilation is dedicated to people who, working in the fields of design, development or management, have decided to make positive changes in their lives through effort, discipline, analysis and creative thinking.
In this post, we tell 8 inspiring stories about how a sauce of design/programming and smart marketing, with pounds of hard work and a pinch of creativity, became the basis of the cool bootstrapped projects that changed their lives. The stories of these personalities differ only in the background, but what they all have in common is the desire, discipline and fortitude in achieving goals.
The list was compiled based on the number of followers on Twitter. So the most popular fellas are at the end. So, here are the stories that can inspire you to extraordinary accomplishments!
6 mins to read 👉 https://setproduct.com/blog/8-designers-developers-success
The writing style feels like a paid promotional website, which is a real turn-off.
BTW, while your blog posts that catalog various UI element choices (app nav bars, accordions, ete.) look to be both interesting and useful, FWIW you have some broken links in at least some of those articles - for example, near the top of the app bar blog post (https://setproduct.com/blog/appbar-ui-design), you have a broken link to the Avatars blog post shown as: https://setproduct.com/blog/avatars-ui-design however that gets a 404 error - it appears that the proper link should be https://setproduct.com/blog/avatar-ui-design (with no 's' character at the end of 'avatar') - and the link for the Accordions blog post goes to that same broken Avatars link.