I just launched a UX handbook for indie creators, with help from the Indie Hackers community

Hey everyone!

For a few years now I've been working with startups to help them improve their UX. Over that time I've noticed a few things:

1. The most basic of improvements can make a huge difference
2. A little bit of psychology can help people achieve their goals
3. Once people understand the fundamentals of the UX process, it's not as daunting anymore

Inspired by these thoughts and the Indie Hackers community, I decided to create a UX Handbook - which distils a lot of useful information into actionable steps that anyone can take to begin improving their UX.

I originally shared this idea with the IH community (https://www.indiehackers.com/post/looking-for-feedback-on-ux-guide-for-indie-creators-0be2e64fb6) with the view of the handbook being a paid guide.

However, thanks to the support and guidance from Stuart Emmerson, Tyler Welton, Daphne Huang and Keyton Weissinger I decided to make the handbook free and instead upsell a few of my design services throughout in order to pay back my time on it.

I'm excited to share that the handbook is now live on Product Hunt, and if you feel that way inclined I'd appreciate your support! Additionally, I'd still love to hear your feedback on what you think of the handbook and how it could be further improved.

Here's the link to our Product Hunt launch: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/ux-for-indie-creators-handbook

Thank you!