Victor
@vpon.me
Another trick is to use grayscale on the <html> tag.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
November 10, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Another trick is to use grayscale on the <html> tag.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
Again, I don't want to use third-party service.
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
November 5, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Again, I don't want to use third-party service.
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
That's just for the delivery cost, everything else is on me (thick colorful paper with fun stuff like butterflies, badges, I'll figure it out).
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
November 5, 2025 at 11:54 AM
That's just for the delivery cost, everything else is on me (thick colorful paper with fun stuff like butterflies, badges, I'll figure it out).
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
Last time I got more than 100 requests... but I simply don't have money right now :(
Would it be okay to, say, use buymeacoffee and ask for $10-15 for everyone who wants to receive a nice Xmas letter?
🤔🤔🤔
Would it be okay to, say, use buymeacoffee and ask for $10-15 for everyone who wants to receive a nice Xmas letter?
🤔🤔🤔
November 5, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Last time I got more than 100 requests... but I simply don't have money right now :(
Would it be okay to, say, use buymeacoffee and ask for $10-15 for everyone who wants to receive a nice Xmas letter?
🤔🤔🤔
Would it be okay to, say, use buymeacoffee and ask for $10-15 for everyone who wants to receive a nice Xmas letter?
🤔🤔🤔
I couldn't find a solution when I would send a bunch of letters written by me, not automatically by a third-party service, as one package to some service that will distribute them or something.
November 5, 2025 at 11:54 AM
I couldn't find a solution when I would send a bunch of letters written by me, not automatically by a third-party service, as one package to some service that will distribute them or something.
Never understood these constrains.
Are they afraid that there will be a name with 1 character, or a name with 200 characters in their database...
Are they afraid that there will be a name with 1 character, or a name with 200 characters in their database...
November 3, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Never understood these constrains.
Are they afraid that there will be a name with 1 character, or a name with 200 characters in their database...
Are they afraid that there will be a name with 1 character, or a name with 200 characters in their database...
Last year I was looking for a service that can receive a number of letters and then distribute them.
And I didn't find it. Neither did I find other solutions.
I don't want to use third-party apps that write letters, I want to send them myself.
How to do it and not go bankrupt?
And I didn't find it. Neither did I find other solutions.
I don't want to use third-party apps that write letters, I want to send them myself.
How to do it and not go bankrupt?
October 29, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Last year I was looking for a service that can receive a number of letters and then distribute them.
And I didn't find it. Neither did I find other solutions.
I don't want to use third-party apps that write letters, I want to send them myself.
How to do it and not go bankrupt?
And I didn't find it. Neither did I find other solutions.
I don't want to use third-party apps that write letters, I want to send them myself.
How to do it and not go bankrupt?