# W2 | deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro | run 1

## Prompt

Write a LinkedIn post (150-200 words, first person) from these bullets. Confident but not boastful. No hashtags.
- Shipped our new analytics dashboard after 6 months
- Hardest part was making complex data feel simple
- Shoutout to our 4-person design team
- We're hiring two more engineers

## Response

After six months of heads-down work, we just shipped our new analytics dashboard. It’s been one of the most rewarding projects I’ve worked on—not because of the tech stack or timeline, but because of how thoroughly we rethought what “analytics” should feel like.

The hardest part wasn’t the data pipeline or the rendering performance. It was making genuinely complex data feel simple. We spent countless iterations stripping away noise, testing mental models, and killing features we personally loved because they didn’t earn their place in the user flow. That discipline made the final product cleaner than anything we’ve built before.

Huge credit goes to our four-person design team. They led the charge on that simplification process and never let the complexity leak through to the interface. Their work made the engineering easier, not the other way around.

We’re not done. To keep this momentum going, we’re hiring two more engineers. If you care about clarity as much as correctness, reach out—I’d love to talk.

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What was the moment in your current project where simplifying something actually made it better?
