I have gotten a few notes from people who said they are interested in the project but not necessarily creative people or marketing people. I want to welcome you wholeheartedly. One of the most exciting things about Constellations has been that every time I talk to somebody in a different field or a different discipline, they have ideas on how to use it that I would never dream of. And honestly, some of those uses and conversations have been the most exciting. If you are an expert in another field or have a different idea of what you would like to use Constellations for or what you'd like to see us do a study with it on... Please do not be bashful! I truly believe that people who have different skills and interests talking to each other and collaborating really make for the most impactful and meaningful projects and discussions. I'm really glad you're here.

Drop what you're working on, anything in progress, anything you just shipped that you're proud of, anything you're stuck on. Share a link, a screenshot, a paragraph, whatever feels right. I'd love to see the work and hear about your process, the messy parts especially. What's working, what isn't, what you'd do differently. Constructive criticism only by default. Add "tough love" to your post if you want real talk.

Not because they’re not meaningful. But because someone was too busy living them. A mother comforting her child at 2AM. Tiny hands pulling on a sweater while dinner is burning in the background. The exhausted smile after a long day. The thousand invisible moments that quietly shape a childhood. As storytellers, filmmakers, creators, builders… Sometimes the most powerful stories are the ones nobody captured. Happy Mother’s Day to the moms carrying entire worlds in the background while the rest of us keep building ours. 🤍

We're running a series on typical painful designer feedback we get from clients often. So far, we've done: - "Make it pop" - "Make it edgy" - "Make it elevated" This one is "Jazz it up". https://gen.constellations.app/constellations/survey/e1f704ee-jazz-it-up/cskool I'm trying to wrap up the next lesson on different strategies for creating tests to post early to mid next week. Check back for updates and show me what you think jazz it up means if you have a moment. And if you've got a good "jazz it up or make it pop" story, share it below. It's always fun to commiserate over these pain points, but also hopefully collaborate to navigate them more effectively.