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Making It Personal - useful UX features
Making It Personal - useful UX features
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Hey there 👋
She built a solid task management app with all the core features—creating tasks, setting deadlines, organizing projects.
The functionality was perfect. But users kept churning after a few weeks.
Then she added one small thing: a personalized welcome message that said
Her retention rate jumped by .
Why? Because suddenly, her app didn't feel like just another tool.
It felt .
Here's the thing: your users have 47 other productivity apps on their phone.
They're drowning in software that all does roughly the same thing.
What makes them stick with yours?
The feeling that your app "gets" them.
When users see their name, their preferences, or content tailored to their behavior, something magical happens in their brain.
They feel:
Think about the apps you can't delete:
These aren't accidents.
They're that create emotional connections.
The best news?
You don't need a team of UX designers to make this happen.
Here are features you can build in a weekend:
Instead of generic "Welcome to our app," try:
Code it in 30 minutes: Store user's name and last login in your database, display dynamically.
Ask users what they do during signup, then customize their first experience:
Show users what matters to them:
Save user preferences automatically:
Here's where you can have fun.
Small moments of delight create big emotional connections.
Words matter more than you think
Replace system messages with personality, if possible:
Work smarter, not harder
Here's what we recommend:
Here's your action plan:
Personalization isn't fluff—it's functional.
When users feel like it was made , that's when you win. 🚀
