Hey Colton, thanks for sharing the tips, I loved the bite-sized learnings :)
Recently, my favorites have counter-intuitive names (according to other 'principles' for naming): Severance, Mad Men, NotebookLM. They are counter-intuitive because they don't necessarily carry a positive aspiration and might look complicated, but I guess after trying these products and enjoying them - the name meant less and started to have other meaning (severance is now the series for me, and mad is from 'madison avenue').
But I like: Earthbound, Black Mirror, MetaMask. They fit the tips you gave in the email, and carry strong words (bound, mirror, mask).
Hey Colton, thanks for sharing the tips, I loved the bite-sized learnings :)
Recently, my favorites have counter-intuitive names (according to other 'principles' for naming): Severance, Mad Men, NotebookLM. They are counter-intuitive because they don't necessarily carry a positive aspiration and might look complicated, but I guess after trying these products and enjoying them - the name meant less and started to have other meaning (severance is now the series for me, and mad is from 'madison avenue').
But I like: Earthbound, Black Mirror, MetaMask. They fit the tips you gave in the email, and carry strong words (bound, mirror, mask).
Great thoughts here. Naming is an art, not a science, so I think it's great you're pointing out these other techniques!