Tactile UI
UI components that work like real hardware
What is Tactile UI?
Tactile UI is a set of UI components for web apps that behave like the hardware they're drawn from. The odometer carries, so 1,099 to 1,100 rolls three drums over together. Knobs click into detents. Lamps only light when they mean something. A ferrofluid dish follows your pointer, drawn live, no video.
It's 30+ objects, 50+ page sections and a UI kit of 190+ parts, 1,000+ ready-made examples in all, in React, Vue, Svelte or plain JS with no dependencies. No brand colour to fight with yours: the surfaces are finishes like aluminium, oak and graphite, and colour only shows where a lamp is lit.
Play any piece free with a sign-in. 60+ pieces are free: six and the Tactile Modernism agent skill are MIT with no account, and 54 kit parts, the Vault template and Cloth-lit Cubes are free with an account. The Pass is the source and a licence: $99 once for the first 50 founder seats, with a full refund within 30 days, for any reason.
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My logic was I have to work harder I have to keep persevering I to keep digging this hole that I'm in which meant lowering prices and as my prices lowered I was working more hours and it ended up resulting in a total burnout where I couldn't do any more.
Lowering Prices To Keep Clients Is The Road To A Total Burnout
When Wix and Squarespace gutted his $10K website pricing, Adam tried to compete by dropping prices and working harder. The race to the bottom burned him out completely and his agency collapsed anyway.
my advice would be to just stop trying to be everything to everyone when I realized that basically picking one growth channel getting really good at it in our case it's paid search it was 100 times better than being mediocre at 10 channels so my advice would be just pick your single best level for growth get obsessed with it and measure it relentlessly
Pick One Growth Channel, Get Obsessed With It, And Beat Ten Mediocre Ones
Mickey credits his speed to growth on refusing to spread thin across channels. Going deep on Google search instead of dabbling in social, Reddit, and waitlists is what unlocked $40K MRR in seven months.
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