As an app developer myself, there's a decent amount of priorities that I like to keep in my mind and some important points that I check time to time. Some of them are: 1. User friendliness/Beginner friendliness. -People from all age groups and diversities should be able to use the app for maximum engagement and it helps if it is easier/ user friendly. 2. Time complexity -An application that works faster generally which doesn't make the user wait for an elongated period of time would be much rather engaging than an application which takes much more time to load. 3. Space complexity

I absolutely do. Personally, I have a hard time taking care of myself with the busy college lifestyle and getting up super early at 4 am, and the sleep schedule does not cooperate with me generally. I have started Yoga since my mother is a yoga teacher, it helps mostly in everything, still I have some difficulty while going to sleep.

On normal days: Out of the 300 products provided, I would pick out at least 5 to be the sample testers for students to first try out and if they like the product, it'd be easier to share with them. However on days where our campus has a small market festival for new creators and ambassadors and campus events leads to display their products, I would definitely have the same strategy but it would be much more effective then. Taken into consideration that this is just offline reach, there would be a lot of online encouragement in groups.