
ALT A paper sheet on a day-lit concrete wall. Black wood type reads SIGN UP ON YOUR OWN PHONE. Below, marked as an illustration and not a real product, a sketched phone shows a Create your account form with name, email and password fields; the password field is active and the on-screen keyboard covers the bottom of the screen. Only the top edge of the Create account button shows above the keyboard; the rest is drawn through it in a dashed outline, circled in blue pencil. Beside the phone, two blue ticks: works at desktop width, fields fill in fine. Then an ink cross: On a phone, the button is under the keyboard. Under a dashed line, a blue triangle points at: Fix before launch. Sign up on your own phone with the keyboard open, start to finish. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT On a dark concrete wall, a bill reads YOUR THREAD IS LONGER THAN YOUR CHANGELOG. in black wood type, then: People need the tool, and a list of what changed. A blue triangle points at: Ship more than you announce. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com. Beside it, a very long paper strip labelled LAUNCH THREAD runs off the top and bottom of the picture, numbered 1/ to 12/ and still going. Next to it, a tiny slip labelled CHANGELOG has one line: Fixed a typo.

ALT A ruled notebook sheet taped to a dark concrete wall. The top section, in small grey wood type, reads YOU CAN SETTLE THESE ALONE, over three crossed-out lines, each ticked in blue: which blue the button should be, whether the headline says fast or simple, light mode or dark mode first. Below a perforated line, a blue triangle points at large black wood type: YOU CAN'T SETTLE THESE. Three questions follow, each with an empty line under it: Can they tell what it's for from the first screen? Where do they stop? Would they use it again next week? At the foot: You don't get good at shipping by almost shipping. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT A day-lit concrete wall. A strip of paper at the top reads BUILT WITH AI. STILL YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. in black wood type. Below it, a sketched contact page labelled as an illustration, not a real product: the heading Let's talk, email and message fields and a black Send button. Blue ticks beside the page say type, spacing and colours are fine. A blue triangle under the Send button points down at a torn slip pasted below it, which reads, beside an ink cross: Pressed Send. The message never arrived. At the foot: Fill it in yourself and press Send before anyone else does. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT A pile of five paper homepage drafts on a dark concrete wall, newest on top. Each older draft shows only its top edge and a blue pencil note: headline too long, try a darker blue, move the button left, move it right. The top draft is a sketched homepage whose button is circled in blue with the note: back to the left? Beside the pile, a fresh sheet reads THE HOMEPAGE CAN WAIT. Below: If the main thing works, a sixth draft won't teach you much. Watching one person try the product will. A blue triangle points at the next step: send the working link to someone who has the problem, watch what they do first, and say nothing. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.
