Designing in code makes a lot of sense when you already have many components and styles defined. Not good for exploring visuals, but you get to experience your design immediately 👍🏼 This was built without any design done for this feature specifically.

A bit of progress on trackers i Cirka, after a few weeks off 😍

The kind of details I never got to do in an agency, and is tricky to justify with metrics in a product company.

Late night work in progress. 
Variable expenses – See how much money your budget allows you to spend daily or weekly on specific things.

I now start every new feature with a playground. Experimenting with what I already built. Duplicating existing logic to build something new.

Zero “Figma design” went into this yet 👀

Another quick evening jam on trackers. Starting to figure out the Auto Track part.

A few ideas I'm working on for cirka.app:
— Variable Expenses, see how much you can spand weekly/daily
— Top expenses, see where most of your money are going

Would this be meaningful insights for you?

Oh, and the Variable Expenses feature is coming along nicely!

Been working on an update for cirka.app. One thing led to the other and I ended up building a completely dynamic bottom sheet. 

Very happy with both the UI and code! 😌

Started running 3 months ago. After a month I started having serious issues with my neck. Constant dizzyness for 2 months. Today I got back to running. Short but sweet 🥳

The separation between design and frontend development makes no sense to me.

We spend hours/days/weeks to rebuild the design in code, communicating scaling, truncation, logic, bugs.

All this has often already been done by a designer.

1 month in. 10 paying subscribers.
Most of them are probably friends and family 😂

Thinking about adding a simplified version of the app icon 🤔

1 year and 4 months.
First paying subscriber today.
No such thing as passive income 😅

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