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I’ve noticed that the apps I use most are not the most advanced ones, but the ones that are just easy to use. Open, do what you need, and close. No extra steps. What apps are like that for you and why do you keep using them?

That’s true for me as well. I don’t really spend a lot of time inside most apps https://issuu.com/alexandrasunma/docs/why_people_return_to_apps_that_feel_easy_on_the_mi/s/158486720, it’s usually just quick checks during the day. So if something feels too complicated, I lose interest fast. The apps I keep using are the ones that feel light and simple from the start. You open them and everything is clear without needing to explore or figure things out, which makes a big difference over time.

It's true that the design philosophy behind many popular apps seems to be 'less is more' these days. When you’re trying to quickly check something or perform a specific task, you don’t want to be bogged down by layers of menus or distracting animations. The most effective apps often excel at anticipating user needs and presenting information in a non-demanding way, allowing for a smooth and natural flow from opening the app to completing a task.