I made an AI tool for turning blog posts into Twitter threads

A quick roast website by Demonic design.




The website overall is clean and idea is great as well. However….


There is an effect in psychology called the Doherty Threshold. It means that…
Productivity soars when a computer and its users interact at a pace (<400ms) that ensures that neither has to wait on the other.
People don't like to wait, and you will have to fix that in your product.


I think this is a unique case where you need to change the logic when it comes to user flow. Currently, you provide a link, enter the desired number of tweets, Confirm you choices and then you wait and wait and wait and that is frustrating.

I would consider small changes.
I am assuming that process of generation tweets is divided on two parts.

1. Reading blog post
   2.Creating tweets.


And how should the new process look like?

I would suggest creating additional steps to go through. The first two steps are obvious:

1. Article Link - press the "Next" button (in the background, AI can read the article).
2. Specify the desired number of tweets to generate based on the provided content - press the "Next" button (in the background, the system can generate the tweets).

Here are the additional steps:

3. Use a slider labeled "Number of desired hashtags" (this part should work without AI and be used only if someone wants tweets without hashtags) - press the "Next" button .
4. Use another slider labeled "Number of icons” (similar to the case above, this is only to reduce the number of icons) - press the "Next" button .
5. Display a confirmation card with with thumbnail and one sentence from the article to verify if it is loaded correctly.
6. Incorporate an animation created in Lottie. The animation should last 1-2 seconds.

Between each step, consider adding transitional effects such as fade-in and fade-out, with a minimum delay of 300ms to create a smoother experience. Additionally, include a fake progress bar to give users the perception that something is happening and to reduce the perception of wasted time during the user-controlled process.

By implementing these changes, users should perceive a more streamlined and engaging process. If you like it please upvote my comment or follow me :)

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My email is ekalavyahansaj@gmail.com and I would love to see if there is anything you can do to make it work.