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A curated list of things that saw, felt, heard, smelt, and tasted what it means to be Humane.
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Product Feature
Use the product or we’ll refund
Dec 31, 2023
Product Feature
Hey Calendar
Dec 31, 2023
Operations Excellence
Japanese tea factory
Dec 31, 2023
Product Copy/Graphics
Love these maps
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Software
Plausible.io
Dec 31, 2023
Content Series
Sketchplanations
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Software
Zoho
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Media
Sci-Hub
Dec 31, 2023
https://www.centered.app/
Business: Software
centered.app
Dec 31, 2023
Content Series
Killed By Google
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Media
MethodKit
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Software
WordPress
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Media
The School of Life
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Media
Pro Publica
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Media
Our World In Data
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Commerce
Ikai Asai
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Commerce
Patagonia
Dec 31, 2023
Business: Software
DataWrapper
Dec 30, 2023
Content Series
Donna Wong’s Book
Dec 30, 2023
Business: Commerce
MUJI
Dec 30, 2023
Business: Media
Tortoise Media
Dec 30, 2023
Business: Software
Hey.com
Dec 30, 2023
Marketing
moonassi
Dec 30, 2023
Marketing
Macintosh Advertisements
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Raise hand in Gmeet
Dec 29, 2023
Front-end
Make users smile when they make a mistake
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Make things look vibrant with cover images
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Allows users to take notes for self
Dec 29, 2023
Marketing
Communicate details behind the magic
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Run a promotion before raising prices
Dec 29, 2023
Front-end
Search icon that looks at your mouse
Dec 29, 2023
Product Copy/Graphics
From the beginning of time
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Search In A Category
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Edit a just deleted comment
Dec 29, 2023
Front-end
Promote right behavior on UGC
Dec 29, 2023
Marketing
Quotes as Micro-content
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Trailers on listing pages
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Summarize so users have to read less
Dec 29, 2023
Product Feature
Reduce Clickbait
Dec 29, 2023
Front-end
Give higher ARPU users better UX
Dec 28, 2023
Product Copy/Graphics
Roam converted evangelists into believers
Jul 17, 2023
Content Series
The Times of India / Chart of the Day
Jul 16, 2023
Content Series
The Economist / Graphic Detail
Jul 16, 2023
Content Series
Trends.co / Signals
Jul 8, 2023
A Digiday article talks about the cautionary story of Mic.com. It started in 2012 and across its lifetime has raised ~ $60 million. From 2012 until 2019, it has pivoted its Niche and Formats multiple times, each time struggling to find a moat.
- 2012: Posts on policy-making for progressive, young audiences.
- 2014: Posts on news for progressive, young audiences from Social (Facebook).
- 2016: Posts on news for progressive, young audiences from SEO.
- 2017: Videos on news for progressive, young audiences from SEO.
- 2018: Content agency but eventually laid off the majority of its staff.
There are many such stories of badly selected niches:
- Quartz which grew out of The Atlantic was The Economist but free.
Content Series
The cautionary tale of Mic.com
Jul 8, 2023
Content Series
Semaform
Jul 8, 2023
Fairphone is a small phone manufacturer based out of Europe that builds modular phones that can be repaired. Yes! A repairable electronics product in the 2020s! I want to buy a Fairphone because:
- Related to my Owned Identity: I spent my childhood days learning to fix simple electronics at my father’s factory. Those formative experiences make me gravitate towards old-school, simpler repairable products instead of the use-and-throw kinds. Fairphone gives me an option to buy a modern mobile phone that helps me carry forward my preference.
- Work Product: I can repair it myself; they sell the necessary parts. All components of the phone can be accessed with a single screwdriver. Furthermore, they provide clear instructions on how to fix it. Additionally, as a customer transitioning from iOS to Android, I am concerned about privacy. To alleviate my worries and reduce my workload of booting the ROM, Fairphone ships with e.foundation OS, a de-Googled, privacy-focused fork of Android.
- Signal my beliefs: Finally, use-and-throw products are terrible for the environment.
Product Feature
Fairphone
Jul 7, 2023
Want to contribute to Found Humane?
DM Ritvvij Parrikh.
Found Humane is a community-run initiative. It was inspired from the Little Big Details blog that ran from 2010 until 2017. Another inspiration was Muji’s Found Muji campaign. To contribute ask yourself these questions every day, every moment of time:
- What books and articles you’ve read that help better understand this concept?
- Which products and businesses do you know that exemplify these values?
- Or any daily interactions that happened to you that you felt lived up to these values.