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If you've decided that every Tuesday at 11am you're going to go for a walk, and get a push notification 10 minutes before to remind you, then you'll be more likely to react to the trigger if you created the alert.
i.e., rather than a system deciding when to alert you.
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Feature usage
When looking at an empty Google Sheet, the first cell will cycle between shortcuts.
When testing your internet speeds on EE, they’ll try and contextualise what the speeds mean.
When looking at a stock chart, Trading 212 will show a line for your average position cost.
When you look at your credit balance, Lovable reminds you that you get 5 free daily credits, and dynamically indicates when you're using them.
If you scroll up through a long chain of Teams messages, you’ll be reminded how to search inside the chat.
If you remove the tip from a donation, GoFundMe will contextualise that the money is used to keep the platform running and help others.
When pasting a presentation outline, Gamma will ask you if you need help with splitting up the content.
Inside the home feed, Too Good To Go show you a quiz about why manufacturers waste food. This then contextualises why their service is so valuable.
If you join a call with your speakers muted, Zoom will show this reminder.
When publishing a Notion page, the preview dynamically shows a render of your actual content.
When you first load a GoFundMe campaign, the number of supporters is animated to tick up a few numbers.
When playing songs that have been shared with you from a friend, their name appears underneath the playbar.
While plugged in, iOS will predict how long it will take to get to 80% charge.