Jun 1What I Learned While Building a macOS App with GPT-4This April, I got to thinking. There’s been a lot of buzz around GPT-4, a super-smart language model which can write essays, create poetry, generate code… In my previous article, I’ve shown that GPT-4 is great for prototyping. But can it handle building a full-scale macOS app? Well, the answer…Gpt 47 min readGpt 47 min read
Mar 20GPT-4 App Prototyping: How I Built a Voice Assistant App in 60 MinutesAs a teenager, I dreamed of creating apps. I had dozens of ideas but struggled with programming. Later, I've surrounded myself with experts which helped a lot. In a team of people you're able to build big and robust apps by leveraging expertise of all team members. …AI9 min readAI9 min read
Dec 20, 2022Member-onlyHow I Outsource My Work to AIIn recent months, we’re witnessing an unprecedented paradigm shift. Artificial Intelligence has become smart enough to create content that is indistinguishable from what a human can produce. Furthermore, it is often better — faster, more creative, and more precise. As we move into the future, those who are able to…AI4 min readAI4 min read
Published inUX Collective·Updated Aug 30, 2021Member-onlyAnatomy of a paywall — How to design a mobile paywall that convertsPaywall screen is the key and most important element in the subscription conversion funnel. On the paywall screen, you have the best opportunity to address all the fears, uncertainties and doubts which people have while thinking about subscribing to your app. We’ve teamed up with Jakub Chour to put the…Paywall8 min readPaywall8 min read
Published inUX Collective·Jul 13, 2021Member-onlyHow to use cognitive biases to improve your conversions (Part 2)Did you know that the human brain makes around 35 000 decisions every single day? Most of them are unconscious and automatic, and we don’t even know about them. The only way the human brain can process this crazy overload is by using many shortcuts, simplifications, and rules of thumb…Cognitive Bias8 min readCognitive Bias8 min read
Published inUX Collective·May 19, 2021Member-onlyHow to use cognitive biases to improve your conversions (Part 1)Did you know that the human brain makes around 35 000 decisions every single day? Most of them are unconscious and automatic, and we don’t even know about them. The only way the human brain can process this crazy overload is by using many shortcuts, simplifications, and rules of thumb…Conversion Rate7 min readConversion Rate7 min read
Published inUX Collective·Mar 30, 2021Member-onlyHow to make the Hick-Hyman’s law work for youHave you ever spent an excessive amount of time deciding which of the 30 different, nice-looking chocolate bars you want to buy? If your answer is yes, you’ve been a victim of the so-called Hick-Hyman’s law. In 1951, these two gentlemen — William Edmund Hick and Ray Hyman — discovered…Design3 min readDesign3 min read
Dec 16, 2020A Surfer’s Guide to Life: How to Stay Balanced on the Board and BeyondDuring the COVID-19 lockdown, our team discovered that we can easily work remotely. Soon, I came up with an idea of how to use this situation to my advantage — I decided to move my home-office to Lisbon for summer and then to Fuerteventura for autumn. To exchange the lockdown…Surfing5 min readSurfing5 min read
Published inUX Collective·Jul 20, 2020Member-onlyThe worst arguments for building a new featureLet’s face it — 99% of product ideas that compete for a place in your backlog are more or less rubbish. As product managers, we often have to find the 1% of good ideas and then choose only the best of them because of limited resources. …Product Management5 min readProduct Management5 min read
Published inUX Collective·May 12, 2020Member-onlyWhat’s not an MVPSome time ago, I saw this beautiful inspirational image on Twitter that told inexperienced entrepreneurs and product managers how they should approach the development of their products. It had hundreds of retweets and likes yet there is something fundamentally wrong with it. …Product Management3 min readProduct Management3 min read
