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Superlist
To do lists
Superlist leans into personality: hand-drawn empty states, dynamic day/night imagery and random chimes. Our UX Bites show how sensory detail makes a to-do app addictive.
Key takeaways from 3 UX Bites
Empty states are hand-drawn scribbles, not grey boxes, so blank screens still carry personality
App imagery swaps with your dark or light setting, so the theme feels designed, not inverted
Ticking off a task plays a random chime — variable reward turns a mundane action satisfying
Last updated: 27/08/2026
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