Jeremy Perez

Cool, followed you. Looking forward to checking out your social app, always good to see what's new in the space.

Bubble's pretty solid for newbies. Drag-and-drop, low learning curve, and you can scale if things take off.

Outsourced parts of my MVP, but kept core dev in-house to maintain control. Worked well for scalability.

For our product, social media advertising has been the least effective channel, showing low conversion rates despite various targeting strategies.

Made the same switch last year, found that leveraging my coding skills gave me an edge in data-driven marketing strategies.

You can measure the success of your UX design by evaluating user satisfaction through metrics such as usability testing, user feedback surveys, task success rates, and engagement analytics, which help determine if the design effectively meets user needs and enhances their overall experience.

AI-powered predictive text suggestions in my email and messaging apps have significantly expedited my daily communication by accurately predicting entire sentences and tailoring responses based on the context of the conversation, making writing emails and messages more efficient and less time-consuming.

I've tried to monetize my product by implementing a freemium model, offering essential features for free while providing premium functionalities through subscription tiers, additionally leveraging targeted marketing and partnerships with influencers to increase visibility and conversion rates.