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Malavich: Coined popular UI design trends Neumorphism and Glassmorphism
“I accidentally coined a couple of very popular design trends worldwide. It kind of led to also adding these to the book because we have to be, you know, if I created a term called, like, new morphism or glass morphism that became popular in the design trends o…”
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Malavich: Ebook 'Designing UI' generated $170,000 in just over a year
“It's currently at 170,000 dollars in a little over a year.”
Assertion Not publicly verifiable
Malavich: Stanford university class was taught using 'Designing UI' ebook
“We know that a class at Stanford was actually being taught using the book.”
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Malavich: Hype4 sold 1,000 course pre-orders in just three weeks
“And also we actually sold a thousand pre-orders in like three weeks.”
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Malavich: Hype4 generated over $500,000 in revenue in 2020
“Like a little over half.”
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Malavich: Hype4 achieves 40% to 50% year-over-year revenue growth
“Yeah, it's still, it like has year over year growth of about like between 50, 40%.”
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Malavich: Hype4 generated its 2020 revenue across seven or eight clients
“Okay, so for, yeah, for the entire company, it was I think seven or eight clients.”
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Malavich: Hype4 has 15,000 subscribers across its newsletter and channels
“We have 15,000 people in our newsletters and in our other channels.”
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Malavich: Hype4's 'Designing UI' newsletter achieves a 50-55% open rate
“Between 50% or 55, sometimes around that.”