Portfolios, cases, reviews, product links, tech stack — all this is already there somewhere, but scattered.
That's why I made a ProofPage, a simple trust page. You collect everything in one place: - in short, who are you - examples of works - reviews - links to GitHub, Dribbble, projects - and add the “I want to work with you” button
Here is the demo: [link] And here's the survey: [link] — I want to understand if it really helps others.
The product is super raw, now I'm just checking the demand. I will be grateful for any criticism.
I get daily outreach from fly-by-night operations in other countries using LLMs and templates to crap out the above, complete with client logos and project examples that don't belong to them. Where is the "proof"?
If you're aiming at devs, why would they use this over the likes of GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages?
This is like something my racist grandmother says when I tell her a historical fact and she says you can’t tell me all plantation owners are racist because you didn’t meet them all or something similar ridiculous.
People can make statements from experience. Claiming HN doesn’t love blogs is out of touch.
The statement being made is "Very anti-HN thinking to be posted here."
Rather than present useless analogies, engage with what's actually been presented. I didn't ask about your grandmother.