Victor Adams

Pretty often, actually. Trial periods are like test drives for me. If the app doesn't impress within a week or two, it's a hard pass.

Impossible! haha

Around 40% of my daily tasks use AI tools, mostly for data analysis and automation.

Not really. While AI can automate routine tasks, it can't replace human creativity, empathy, and strategic thinking. Plus, AI needs human input to learn and improve.

Actually, automated processes are a blessing. Anything that simplifies qualifying or data entry is a significant plus.

Just had to let go of a feature that we loved but users didn't. Brutal but necessary. Also chose to decline some partnerships - didn't align with our long-term vision.

Post-launch, monitoring is key. Ensure the site's live, all features functioning properly. Closely watch your analytics, see if users behave as expected. Set up error logging, can't afford to miss critical issues. Share the news on your networks, gather feedback, stay active on your support channels.

Have a swim, Really make me relax.

It just depends on my work schedule, but I can do both.

Been dabbling with Bubble a lot lately. Great for building web apps without needing to dive deep into code.

For sure, What the product is all about ?

How about "me@digitalnomad.world"? Sounds like a solid bet for a location-independent lifestyle.

Usually I wait for about a second.

It's great to see the emphasis on offering visually appealing and comfortable experiences for users.

With Apple stepping into the Figma world, we can expect some top-notch design interfaces; it's going to be a game-changer for sure!

Take "Yahoo" for example, its cluttered interface has often been criticized, and a sleek, minimalistic design could possibly have made the platform more appealing to the modern audience.