I’m excited to share Trace Dev, a new web platform I’ve recently launched and deployed on Vercel (https://trace-dev.vercel.app/
). This project is in its early stage and designed to evolve based on real developer feedback, contributions, and collaboration.
Trace Dev aims to be a workspace where developers, makers, and side-project builders can explore, test workflows, and help shape a tool that fits real needs.
🧠 What Trace Dev Is (and What It Isn’t Yet)
At launch, Trace Dev focuses on core utility and usability. It’s not yet a fully fledged SaaS with complex backend systems, but it’s a foundation you can interact with, explore, and improve.
Since this is an early release, I’m looking for honest feedback on everything from performance to feature completeness.
🛠️ Key Features You Can Try Today
While Trace Dev is under active development, here are the main aspects you can explore:
Clean, modern UI: Intuitive layout and navigation for fast interaction.
Navigation & routing: Logical page structure and internal routing to test how flows work across devices.
Responsive design: Works on desktop and mobile, and you can report any layout issues.
Interactive components: Buttons, forms, menus, and links are implemented — please try them and see how they behave.
Input validation & feedback: Form fields may already have basic validation — test edge cases and share suggestions.
Performance & accessibility: The site is deployed on Vercel, benefiting from fast CDN delivery and serverless scaling — let me know where it feels slow or glitchy.
Early UX exploration: Prototype decisions are already in place for common developer workflows — your feedback will shape them further.
Since the project is early stage, some expected features might not be live yet (such as authentication flows, persistent data saving, dashboards, or advanced developer utilities). I encourage the community to explore and contribute ideas.
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📣 What I’m Looking For From the Dev Community
Please engage with the site and share your experience with:
Bugs & technical issues: Broken links, UI bugs, console errors, inconsistent behavior.
Usability feedback: Confusing labels, unclear flows, unexpected patterns.
Missing features: Tools or interactions you would expect in a developer-focused platform.
Edge cases: Inputs or navigation sequences that don’t work as expected.
Responsive behavior: How it performs on different screen sizes and devices.
When reporting issues or suggestions, consider including:
Steps to reproduce
What happened versus what you expected
Browser & device information
Screenshots and error logs if relevant
📍 How to Help
Leave feedback directly in the comments of this post, or open issues if you find technical bugs. Early input will directly inform the roadmap and prioritization of features in future iterations.
Let’s build something developers love — and build it in public.
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