Kan Singh

I've been looking for something like this for a while. The floating window lets me multitask without interruptions.

I see testing as checking if things work, but I think QA is more important. It makes sure the whole development process meets quality standards and aligns with user needs from the start.

For me, if users are not only coming back but also referring others, it's a clear sign that the product fits the market needs. Numbers like these made me feel confident about product-market fit.

Congrats on hitting 100+ visitors in just 15 days. That’s amazing. What’s been the more interesting or enjoyable topic you’ve written about so for?

Recently, I came across a platform that makes it simple for small businesses to handle payments and generate expert invoices. Its simplicity and easy to use design, which are ideal businesses, are what set it apart.

According to me, overselling solutions can be trap. Customers see through exaggerated claims, so keeping messaging authentic is essential. Clear communication about the benefits and limitations builds trust in the long run.

I’d start with Bubble for building the app, Typeform for surveys, Mailchimp for email campaigns, and PayPal for payments. These tools cover all the essentials.

Mixpanel has been great for helping user behavior and identifying where people drop off.

I've tried Reels, and they've been great for driving engagements.

This sounds exciting. If the output quality is comparable to Hailuo AI, it could open up so many possibilities for quick, engaging videos.

For documentation, I rely on VuePress.

It’s hard for me to trust in new markets. I’ve noticed how critical local partnerships, certifications, and platform preferences are to gaining user confidence.