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Mehul Fanawala
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The Clueless Company • 21d
One comment changed the whole screen. And honestly, it made the product better. I shared the onboarding screen designs on X. Tyler replied with, “That’s a lot of options.” And he was right. We were showing nine options before. So we cut it down to six. The difference is huge. Cleaner, lighter, and much easier for the user to understand. This is exactly why building in public feels so powerful. When you share early, you don’t just get opinions. You get clarity. You see how real users interpret what you’re building. And sometimes, a single line from someone becomes the reason your product improves. It reminded me of something simple. Products get solid when you involve people. Not when you build alone and hope users like the final version. Sharing early. Sharing often. And building something users actually want to see. More updates coming.
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