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Nir Eyal (Hooked)
An exceptional resource for learning how to build habit-forming products that people love.
DHH (Hey! & Basecamp)
What a nice idea! Christopher Alexander would be proud to see patterns collected like this.
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Instead, it's a structured library of content—but you can dive straight into whatever problems you're facing.
Maybe, but that's not how Built for Mars is designed to be used.
You probably already know your industry quite well—this is your chance to look at new references.
Instead of thinking "I'm a bank, so I must do bank things", try approaching problems or topics, such as churn, retention, activation, conversions or user delight.
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