If your product makes a user feel like you care about them then it’s much easier to win their loyalty and appreciation 

It’s not just about utility, it’s about how using a product makes you feel

That feeling can unlock far more than you think

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Priorities 

1. Utility / Use Case
1a. Feeling (Details that show a user you care about their experience when using your product)

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It’s wild how micro interactions shape macro perceptions.
Loading screens, microcopy, animation, tone

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Exactly as long as it provides real value and serves a clear need or desire

Make a product people love to use and you'd build something timeless

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Yes! 100% 

Relay is a great example of this

idk if it’s just me, but this is how I feel about relay protocol….i always use it cause i feel so seen by them and their ui/ux is really good

I like building crypto apps and learning new things.

I’ll keep it to crypto products for now 

Rainbow Wallet 
Family Wallet
OpenSea (OS2)
Privy 
Para

Outside of that, here’s some that come to mind

Apple Pay
Shop Pay
Luma 
Partiful
Telegram

which products have you used recently that made you feel like the creator cared?

yup! emotional connection is a huge part of building lasting loyalty

flows

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 we assembled the volleyball court we channeled trough music and crowfunding on @giveth  🎶🎶

We ate insects, we had one of the bests spicy sauces ever 🥵

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@garrett tysm for the follow you boost my algo and i might complete my week goal

you're invited to my live stream of acoustic original songs guitar+voice today(and everyday monday to friday) at 6pm EST

i'm currently promoting my crowdfunding that you can check in my pinned cast if you like!

i returned on monday from the venezuelan amazon rainforest

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only 2 projects ihave felt that way are @giveth and /flows by rockettmann

and that shit is

✨ s p i r i t u a l ✨

Gosh the number of times I’ve had to work with Dev folks to balance out utility and user experience!  You can always build a good product but what makes it great and memorable is the experience, the delight 💅🏽✨

Facts. The best products don’t just work — they feel good to use. That feeling is what keeps people coming back.

Demonstrating care for users is a key ingredient

Yeah that’s why when building a product, user experience/Customer service/Incentives like discounts are important so there will be user retention

Feelings > features.
Make users feel seen, and they’ll stick around.

User experience is the hardest part of a software development for me. I'm trying to keep things simple. But you're right that feeling is good.

It's so much about how you ensure that your product is so smooth and easy to use so that the user doesn't feel that friction in using the product. If your product is fun, fast & effective, it's bound to be a success

Absolutely! Products should be designed following the principles of Human Centric Design. Stakeholders experience should supersede everything

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More like you built out a product to solve your problem now you understand the ux more than everyone but there’s are people who share same problem too

What can you do achieve this? Assuming you have that usecase how can you get them to feel you care about them

This is me with my parfait brand, it’s not just food to eat but rather curating each cup with specific attention to my customer’s preferences