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Sam Baines

• 3h

@Contra HQ why does the post header ie. 'back to feed' top bar not sticky when looking at an individual post with lots of copy or loads of replies, having to scroll the whole way back up is frustrating! (I know I can tap the little backspace button but I'm a product designer so...)

Product Design ux

Boluwatife Delight

• 2h

Yeah that's right

Victor Adebayo

• 3h

That's a think to look into.....

Jacob Olenick

pro

• Jun 27

Enterprise and B2B software design has helped keep the lights on.

Here's some more screens from a project I worked on for Orgspace that helped them land $10M in funding.

Figma enterprisedesign Product Design

Sharon Olusanya

• Jun 27

Nice!

Mark Barliet

pro

• Jun 27

'Know your market, own your niche'

Sounds simple, but doing it in practice is a whole different story.

A strong product flow comes from putting the right steps in the right order. In our latest project, we went all the way from a brief to a practical launch plan:

✦ Market research & benchmarking (finding where current tools fall short)

✦ Risk assessment (legal boundaries, ad restrictions, payment stability)

✦ Feature list & estimation (focusing only on what brings real value)

This case study shows how we turned a complex product concept into a safe, profitable path. Take a look at the full strategy breakdown🌱

Check it out

Hotjar Notion Product Design

Ruslana Prymak

pro

• Jun 28

Great insights! I really agree that finding your niche is not only about choosing a direction, but also about understanding your strengths, your audience, and the value you bring. Building expertise takes time, but having a clear focus definitely helps you stand out. Thanks for sharing these practical steps!