Most apps ask for a rating on the first launch, before the user has felt any value :)
Wait for a happy moment: a finished workout, a completed order, a streak hit. Ask once, then leave them alone
Same app, same users, a much better rating. Timing does the work
Half your users open your app at night, in bed, with the brightness already low. If your screen blasts white, they notice๐ฌ
Support light and dark from day 1 by using color tokens instead of hardcoded colors. Retrofitting it later means touching every screen
Small detail, big...
Trick or treat: dev edition ๐
๐ฌ Treat: a client who sends a clear brief, real feedback, and pays on time.
๐ท๏ธ Trick: โCan we just add one small thing?โ on the day before launch.
๐ฌ Treat: a bug that shows up in testing.
๐ Trick: the same bug showing up in production at 2am.
๐ฌ...
Every app has them: features users never touch, haunting your codebase and your sprint๐ฏ๏ธ
They still need testing, updates, and explaining. They also slow down every release:))
Before Halloween ends, check your analytics. Anything used by less than 5% of users is a ghost. Banish...
