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All too true. Was talking to a buddy and he said this was service should be called the "Doula of Death"

It is a fairly brutal process - especially for people who've never gone through it before (which is most founders). So many steps involved and traps to fall into. Botched one thing for my own dissolution (and I paid a lawyer thousands of dollars to help) and had to pay out of pocket a year later :(

Really appreciate the kind words though - thanks for responding and taking a read

So true - that would be amazing to see if Jira/Clubhouse started to improve their products due to the new competition.

And totally feel ya there re: Github. We personally use Linear for tasks other than just product dev but totally understand the draw for wanting to combine version control with tasks.

It's amazing how helpful keyboard shortcuts and just raw performance is when you're using a tool as frequently as one does with PM.

Very much feel you there. Guess it's all about testing and trying to find the right balance

Lol - true true!

So true! Such a difficult toe :)

Wondering how you have/are managing to do it?

Totally agree that's the wrong metric - learned that the hard way. It was just the only number I could use at the time that would make me feel like all those hours meant something.

Thanks so much for reading it and I've definitely been getting things sorted out. Best of luck to you as well!!!

We've started seeing some Marketing/Growth teams use the product to communicate copy changes etc. so we're interested in how else we can provide value there.

Love the idea of upvoting edits. Will definitely test that out more :)

Totally hear you there. Thanks for the feedback!

We've seen freelancers and agencies record feedback themselves while on the phone with their clients but appreciate your honesty - super helpful for us.

Oh that's awesome. And yea - not sure how the legal end would work either. Will ask around and let you know what we hear!

Thanks for sharing that. Took a quick look and looks really cool!

1) That # is currently the order of the comments made. Can see how that can be pretty misleading. Going to be playing around with that more :)

2) Agree with this as well. Trying to think of ways to make this work for multiple personas.

3) Another great point. Red highlight box means you have either selected that element or someone has made an edit to that element.

4) Love the ideas in that paragraph. We're thinking about removing the screenshot and bringing more of that functionality into just one screen to reduce cognitive load. We'll be playing with this in the next coming days so would love to hear what you think then!

And yep that's how it used to be designed. We recently changed it because our users (and us internally lol) we're having difficulty making sense of the page when there was so much going on. Will definitely keep that in mind though and maybe make it optional if you want the comments to show on the right-side!

Agree with you there.

We've been thinking about having an "advanced" toggle which would hide the "developer focused" inspector and just leave a comment field. Wondering if you have thoughts on how we could do this better??

3. Totally hear you with regards to opacity. Will have to think about how we deal with that :)

4. Ohhh I see. Yea that's an awesome idea. Basically showing a diff between different design decisions? We'll definitely play around with that and see what we can do!

1. Can't agree more with the numbering issue. We're going to be fixing that ASAP :)

2. We're currently working on adding the ability to edit just one element or all that are associated with that class. Should be live in a few days!

3. Yes and yes. We're super interested in this idea as well. We've been testing out showing all the style elements in use on any given page ( i.e. on this page you're using these 5 grays, 4 type styles etc.). With that information, we can allow users to "add" those elements to their saved styles and see if something on the page doesn't match. For instance, the red we use is #C8080A but I can now see that in these 8 places we're using a red that doesn't match. Would love to hear your thoughts around this!

4. There is actually a "History" tab located on the side-panel where you can view the changes made to that page over time. Let me know if that's what you meant and how we could improve the visibility/usability of that!

At the moment, our WYSIWYG allows you to edit the CSS properties of any element. The only HTML element you can edit via Toybox at the moment is changing text.

Would love to hear how you'd envision editing the HTML? Wondering what types of edits you're currently making to the HTML via the console?

Yea that is awesome. Definitely going to set that up! Thanks so much :)

Glad to hear that!

Just added that to our backlog :) Wondering how you envision those changes within Toybox being displayed/integrated in Asana?

Thanks! Let us know if there is anything we can do to make it better :)

Love that idea. So kind of like dribble but instead of screenshots of redesigns, it's the developed site?

Zeplin and Figma help teams in the handoff from design to development. They take design files and automatically translate the vector-based shapes to CSS without having to manually redline.

We go the opposite direction - from development to design. We capture web apps or sites (not design files) and allow non-technical teammates to make edits and communicate those changes with developers.

Webflow allows anyone to create and host a website from scratch using their robust WYSIWYG.

Unlike Webflow though, with Toybox you can capture any web app or site and make edits using our WYSIWYG (don’t need to have originally built it using Toybox).

Right now, you can view and edit any web page in Firefox but to capture it, you have to use our Chrome Extension.

We’re looking at other ways to “capture” pages i.e. js snippet, firefox, etc.

Let me know if you have any preferences or ideas there :)