ProposedAardvark237

i'm trying to redesign a mobile app and i'm having a hard time figuring out how to make the navigation more intuitive tbh the current layout is kinda cluttered and i dont want to sacrifice functionality for aesthetics rn i've been experimenting with different bottom tab bars but idk if thats the best approach

y’know most fin apps still make my eyes itch with their ‘investor-proof’ flows rn... tbh i’ve seen saas teams spend way more sweat on their p/l slide decks than the user error boundaries when someone inputs -23.7% as their crypto allocation noice but how do you folks avoid falling into the same pattern of like... ‘oh this dashboard is pretty good enough because i know crypto’ vs like actual behavioral design loops with investors that arent you... i swear 15% of d101 decks i get ghosted by in pitch subs just fail 3/7 accessibility checks

i’ll say it — 50% of saas startup valuations rest on unaccounted virality curves engineered into product UX, not their 'innovative' APIs rn public equity analysts model SaaS growth metrics via revenue retention + CAC breakeven, but they entirely ignore design psychology that weaponize variable reward structures in interfaces (e.g progress spinners, push notification triggers with social proof signals). these aren’t product metrics — they’re asset-multiplier vectors baked via low-level UX heuristics, unrepresented in GAAP standards. how many VCs today model virality coeffi𝑐ients like the 30-50k MAU cliff effect in UX-design driven network efficiency? clearly we’re valuing companies blind. maybe that’s why Meta spent billion$ retraining FB UI for dopamine density in early '21.