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Most product demos spend two minutes clicking through settings, filters, and dropdown menus just to prove how many features were built. The reality is that nobody wakes up wanting another dashboard to manage. They just want the pain removed. I put together a quick design experiment around a recent YC launch (Typewise Nova, an AI support agent) to test showing pure outcome instead of backend configuration. Instead of a long walkthrough, the entire video focuses on one specific feeling: watching a stressful backlog of 500+ tickets drop down to zero in real time. Built entirely in code using React and Remotion so the UI animation stays sharp at 60fps. Curious how founders here approach landing page demos: do you find raw screen recordings of the product convert better, or does hitting visitors with the end result land faster?   submitted by   /u/Senya_Edit [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/14 20:52:04