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March 4th, 2025

Update Note

1w/3 Group2Board & Shortcut

Hello, I'm Seungcheol Lee from SuitdiO. I'm writing again after just two days for a quick update.

The note format was inspired by 💡OFFLIGHT, which I personally admire. Maybe I'll get to meet CEO Hong Namho someday...?

Let's dive right in without delay! 👊

Group2Board ⭐️

  • Added a convenient board conversion feature to better utilize the three-dimensional whiteboard characteristics

  • You can now easily group desired widget clusters together

  • You can now convert any group into a board

ShortCut 🎯

  • T ▶︎ Text Widget

  • A ▶︎ Arrow Widget

  • G ▶︎ Group Widget

  • B ▶︎ Board Widget

  • [ ▶︎ Left Side Bar

  • ] ▶︎ Right Side Bar

  • \ ▶︎ Top Tool Bar

Bug Fix 🐜 …

  • Fixed login/logout errors

  • Fixed issue where certain menus weren't visible

  • Fixed issue where widgets would temporarily disappear

  • Fixed issue where arrow positions weren't being saved

  • Fixed issue where board clicks weren't working on the main page

🧪 SuitdiO is Always Recruiting Usability Testers! (~3/21)

Perfect for:

  • Those who want to create more precise plans

  • People who need to organize complex thoughts

  • Anyone who finds it difficult to convey their ideas

Experience the new world of thought organization with SuitdiO!

📝 Apply for Usability Testing
💌 contact@suitdio.com

🍼 SuitdiO Grows on Feedback

Not enough features yet?! Something feels missing?! We'll continue rapid updates, so please share your feedback!

🚀 Leave Feedback
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👋 Closing Thoughts

Yesterday was the first day I met with a customer. We conducted an online usability test with a startup PM.

Perhaps my expectations were too high? During the test, we discovered over 10 errors, and we couldn't complete even a single test task. While we got the quality feedback we intended, the shock was amplified by the attachment I'd built to the service.

When the 'familiarity' I'd taken for granted was challenged, all the scenarios built on that foundation came crashing down along with my confidence. It was like watching your child on stage for a talent show after losing their recorder—pure agony.

But I made a promise that the next test would surprise them three times over, and even after our brief team dinner, I continued working. With landing pages, tutorials, tooltips, examples, and intros—all the features needed to improve usability—there was no time to hesitate.

Having positioned progressive usability as our strength, SuitdiO will stay focused on the product and keep pushing forward. Thank you.

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