Writing
Write a draft without breaking focus to switch between editor, preview, and publishing tool.
Writing a blog post meant constantly switching between a markdown editor, a browser preview, and a separate publishing step.
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Case Study
Before
Writing blog posts and documentation required switching between markdown editors, browser previews, and publishing tools. The context switching broke focus and slowed content production.
After
Reduced content creation time by eliminating tool-switching between editor, previewer, and publisher. The focus mode makes it easier to stay in a writing session instead of breaking flow every few paragraphs.
How it's solved
Built a distraction-free writing workspace with a full-screen editor, live word count, focus mode (dim everything but current paragraph), auto-save, and direct export to MDX for the blog pipeline.
Trade-offs
Auto-save is local — there's no cloud backup if the browser's storage gets cleared.
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