Taking a different approach to building in public
Logidev is a new projected focused on learning, education and content creation all centered around a new cryptocurrency.
The landing page I've built is intentionally minimal and basic and doesn't give to much away as I hope it will intrigue users. Additionally, I want to share every step of the process and update the landing page as I made progress on the application. Sort of like the landing page becomes more informative about the project as the project progresses.
Some people may love this approach, some will hate it, and some I guess will just find it boring. But either way I would really appreciate any feedback on the idea and if you would like to subscribe to updates on Logidev then you can subscribe at: https://logidev.app
I saw your landing page (love the "L", btw) the other day. Personally, I don't subscribe to things I don't know well enough to decide if they would be a good fit for my needs.
I'm intruigued to know how this "minimal approach" works out for you. In my experience, this technique might work well when backed up by a public persona with strong influence. But as you say, you'll continue making it more informative as you go, so keep us updated! :)
Thank you for the comments on the logo! Any sort of graphic design isn't my strong point so I'm pretty proud of that design.
I'm intrigued as to how my approach will work, but I'm determined to see it through and by the end of it I should be able to provide people with some great tips on how to use this approach to the best of their capabilities.
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I agree with both of you guys, this is definitely something that I've thought about extensively. And an extensive following is definitely a contributing factor, one reason I've considered keeping the project mysterious is due to the cryptocurrency that the project is centred around and the rising popularity of cryptocurrencies could help the project to attract some interest.
However, either way my approach has managed to garner some interest with both you guys commenting on the approach. I massively appreciate your feedback!
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