Darren Patterson

Yeah, we didn't even hit run, but yeah, I think it's good.

That's a big compliment.

I can tell you it was very intentional.

I'm lucky enough to spend some time with our co-founders.

Actually, here's an interesting insight.

Our co-founder is based in Prague in the Czech Republic.

And part of the inspiration for Make is literally coming from the metro maps that you come from.

If you think about a business process and you think about...

But taking complexity of how to get from one part of a city to another the most effectively, like literally what you're seeing here has a little bit of inspiration from those metro maps that you might see.

I totally see it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, there's so much subtle happening here.

The way that that's lighting up is very intentionally directional.

And you feel, and that's exactly the word I use all the time, you feel powerful, you feel connected.

And it seems strange for software to be emotive, but it is.

Yeah, so the one thing that I find, and when we think about, very often people in the no-code world, they refer to the trifecta of no-code.

So they think about data, and very commonly tools like Airtable, and even Monday, they store data in very flexible sorts of ways.

And they think about interfaces and building on interfaces on top of that.

And then they think about how do you automate and integrate between all those things.