Usability, accessibility across all the devices

​"I evaluate AI content by looking past the technical 'flash' and focusing on whether it actually feels authentic to the audience. High-quality AI content shouldn't look or sound like a robot; it needs to have a clear 'hook,' a natural flow, and a specific point of view that fits the brand. I check for the small details that make a big difference—like ensuring the captions don't use those overused 'AI-sounding' words and making sure the visuals don't have those weird glitches that distract viewers. Ultimately, I judge it by engagement potential: if the content doesn't provide real value or spark a genuine reaction, it doesn't matter how 'cool' the technology behind it is."

I’ve found that the best way to handle repetitive tasks is to never trust my brain to be on autopilot. Even though I’ve posted hundreds of videos, I treat every single one like it’s the most important one. I use a "mental reset" and a simple checklist for every upload—checking for typos, verifying the sound sync, and double-checking that I’m hitting the right posting window for that specific platform. I also like to batch my work so I can focus deeply on the details for a few hours, then take a quick break to refresh my eyes before doing a final review. It’s really about building a solid habit where the "boring" stuff gets the same level of care as the creative stuff.