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6 Things You Gain By Embracing Failure and Learning From Mistakes Are you going to look at failure as the end, or are you going to take what didn't work as a lesson and do better? 1. Failure is a valuable learning experience. 2. Failure builds res

I redesigned the 2nd version with a clean blue theme, better spacing, and smoother user flow compared to the 1st one. What do you think looks better?

Failure isn't the opposite of success - it's the foundation. Every mistake is tuition for the next breakthrough. The only failure is quitting too soon.

Founders drop your website or application I will suggest how you can provide better experience for your user

The only real failure is giving up before you've truly tested your limits.

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I think posting regularly in only communities is not working because it just gives me few eyeballs, even if the content is quite liquid. What do you think building in public is going to help, or not?

Failed in Public: Week 1 - Survived. It's been a full week since my launch fell flat on its face. The plan was to "build in public," but it quickly became a lesson in "failing in public." There was no magic moment this week. No sudden flood of users.