Amazing programme that is literally a godsend for college students looking to earn a few bucks in their free time, and it makes it simpler than ever. Outstanding idea.

Whether it achieves its goal for the audience. This is a messaging app so the UI should be intuitive and easy to use, attractive round buttons that you feel like you want to click, some tactile feedback like a sent message sound, and customizability for personalization. It should have a range of features, with something preferably unique that its competitors like WhatsApp and Telegram doesn't offer, but it should also have the best of both worlds too (Groups, Web features, statuses and all). I want to look at it through the eyes of a daily user and identify problems I'll discover after the initial appeal of the app will wear down, like how fast it opens and how easy it is to get used to the tapping sequence on the apps to get to a particular person or change a setting.

I've always been meticulous in the way I present my working in maths problems or explain my rationale to my teachers. I guide them through the exact things I think of at each step and why I rule out certain possibilities and then handhold them down the correct path to show them the answer I got. I'm a strong believer of "I can explain it, I've understood it".