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just found your channel and it's exactly what I'm looking for, thank you for existing. definitely hyping this video up 🎉

1. Care about the users
2. Care about the product
3. Know where to stop

i'd only add a bit about the UI of the app - the way colors and compositions make apps look and feel more premium, but overall the list is super useful! thanks for the video!

Another solid video brother! Keep on leveling up the content 👏

Loved the video, the amount of efforts and research with visual examples of real screenshots - WOW. Subscribed asap without a second thought, great job!

Great content man 👏Also a UI/UX designer for years and this is truly insightful

This is a wonderful summary and research. Loved the format as well – Subscribed

Great video man. Loved the content. A tip - improve your editing - currently your video shows you moving to stop the video to do something. Use jumpcut / seamless editing.

Bro wonderful work!!

Good insights man!

Awesome Vid exactly what I was looking for

Lovely video! Thanks for sharing man

In short: details matter.

Great video. super helpful. thank you

I’ll be honest, I have a difficult time squaring the idea of feeling premium with the word “upselling”

Apps with excessive clicks and hidden important options.

loved the video, though would appreciate to have links of the reference apps. For example which app is shown at 1:56

These are great ideas but they’re the opposite of easy to apply. Extreme UI consistency, specific errors, empty state illustrations and animations, can be extremely time-consuming for very little individual return. It’s the last 10% of the app that’ll take weeks or months when you built the first 90% in a couple of days with AI.

I'm only about halfway through, but I wanted to point out that the title says "what do some apps...
" Is that a typo? English is not my first language, so a bit curious.