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Any feedback is appreciated!
I think you’re conflating app design and app development. Designing mockups is usually not referred to as “building” or “developing” an app. Just giving a heads up as it may reduce confusion in your sales page and reduce the possibly of novice customers who think they can make an app with your product.
Looks nice though!
Got it! Thanks. I've made some fixes. Is it OK now?
Yea it’s better except I’m still a bit confused by what this means: