I hope I get some of those cookies to eat :)

Haha no problem :)

Omg the hair is giving 💅🏼

Happy birthday Lupin! 🫶🏼

The irony is as strong as my morning coffee ☕

This is ridiculous. From what I see, YouTube has added a x4 speed and made it a premium feature. I never saw speeds more than x2 in videos. So I don't know how to feel about this.

I got super annoyed with Spotify's free experience, and that made me start paying for the premium -_-

Yayyy, I love this so much!! Thank you so much for having me :)

So even if I completed a step successfully, there were no in-app notifications, no emails, nothing. And this can frustrate users because they don't know whether something has been done.

This can generate many support requests, which could be communicated more easily via notifications.

"Just sprinkle some salt to enhance our SEO"

So true. And every other person on my feed (be it Insta or LinkedIn) is doing this. The other thing is how with some creators, this is their highest engagement posts, so they start doing more of it -_-

I know, right? It is so embarrassing to see people who fall for this stuff

And while we're talking about Instagram and short video content, I also don't like the "Part 2" thing. Like, why do you reveal the final thing in part 2, but yeah, as with the last one, it gets a lot of engagement.

*Rant completed*

And I just want to say that I highly dislike this format. But funnnily enough, this gets very high engagement- an absurd amount of comments.

And since this gets a lot of engagements, creators keep doing it.

Sigh.

As a reader myself, reading the text felt weird. My eyes had to do a lot of work, and I am not even mentioning the weirdly large and super large images. So yeah, not the best user experience either.

I know, right?

So yeah, the more you are on the internet, the more things you find lol.

And this also means that their heading hierarchy was baaadddd.

I swear to god this is their heading structure:

H1
H1
H3
H2
H2
H1
H1
H3
H3

You get the point.

They made entire paragraphs of text as H1, then immediately switched to H3 just because they wanted to make the text smaller. Wow