PH Deck

Users struggle to find reliable UX flow references, leading to inefficient design processes and uninspired solutions due to fragmented or outdated resources.

Early-stage founders rely on traditional UX agencies for design sprints, which are time-consuming and expensive, often taking months and involving high costs.

Users face the challenge of lacking daily motivation and inspiration to reach their goals. Traditional methods such as generic quotes and reminders are often not personalized or engaging enough, leading to a lack of sustained motivation and progress. generic quotes and reminders.

UX designers often switch between software tools to integrate AI, UX best practices, and design tools like Figma.

This leads to increased complexity and inefficiencies in their workflow.

Switch between software tools and the resulting increased complexity and inefficiencies are drawbacks.

Users currently build flow-based UIs with Angular manually, which is complex and time-consuming due to the lack of specialized libraries for node-and-connection-based interfaces.

Users manually collect feedback through surveys or emails, leading to inefficient gathering and analysis of actionable insights from real customers.

Users struggle to find practical, real-world design references from existing platforms like Dribbble or Behance, which often showcase unrealistic or conceptual designs untested in actual products.

Users may lack motivation and inspiration to pursue their goals

Traditional motivation methods may not be engaging or effective

Users currently rely on traditional productivity apps or manual methods to track their focus and productivity levels, which are unable to measure the duration and quality of their flow state and lack real-time insights into their productivity patterns.

Users report bugs, issues, and feedback through fragmented channels like emails or spreadsheets, leading to inefficient tracking and prioritization and lack of centralized communication.