Chris Raroque

I remember seeing that, and I thought to myself, why does this just feel different?

Something about this is just so nice, and I spent a lot of time trying to figure it out, and then I literally had to record my screen and slow it down, and I was like, oh my god, the pages are transitioning.

That is amazing.

This is just one example of something in this budgeting app that I did.

There's so many other things that I did here that

kind of add to create this experience.

This is the level of detail I'm talking about that I think anyone can do.

And again, the way that I did this was I literally just was dictating into cloud code and I just told it, hey, can you make it so when we transition between pages, have it slide over.

And then I just had to do a few more prompts to tweak it, to tweak the speed, the bounciness, but all in plain English.

This is something you can totally do as long as you know how to describe it.

Another example is dictation.

So this is my daily planning app, Ellie.

We actually have this AI assistant and you can actually dictate commands to it.

And something that I did was I added a little bit more animation to the dictation.

So now when you click this icon, you'll see that the background turns black and kind of expands from the microphone.

The icon here actually rotates from the send button to the checkmark button.

It's so small and subtle and like it needs to be slowed down to see it.

But again, it's one of those things that when a user sees it and feels it and then compares it against another app, they will they might not know exactly what's happening, but they'll be like, why does this just feel better?

And again, you do this across a hundred different things in your app.

It will add up.