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Loved the diagnostic framing, way more interesting than another quiz. One thing that would really help: after I see which cases are open for me, show me a short explanation for each one and maybe a quick prompt to actually sit with it before rushing to the next. That would make it feel less like a scroll and more like something that sticks.
the layout of the question cards is genuinely satisfying, like each one feels like its own little moment instead of just another checkbox. you can tell the team actually cared about pacing.
About THE OPEN FILE — 69 Cases on Product Hunt
“Not one case closed.”
THE OPEN FILE — 69 Cases was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #32 on the daily leaderboard. 69 cases. Not a personality quiz — a diagnostic. Find out how many are still open.
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Shivam Raut
Loved the diagnostic framing, way more interesting than another quiz. One thing that would really help: after I see which cases are open for me, show me a short explanation for each one and maybe a quick prompt to actually sit with it before rushing to the next. That would make it feel less like a scroll and more like something that sticks.