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Thanks for sharing. This is the first time I have come across this recommendation. It looks interesting.

Yes, I agree as well from firsthand experience although I would love to see a counter example.

Using screens in grayscale helps to take control of your usage.

Good advice. Also, if you have job offerers and you are not letting them know, but your colleagues are effectively communicating job offers they have, then they will be prioritised for a raise over you.

It depends on your product, the market you are in etc. There is no silver bullet. A very generic answer would be: prices are relative. Start by finding things on the market that are similar to your solution. Analyse their value proposition and price. Compare their solution with what you offer.

Many consider Don Norman, the author of The Design of Everyday Things, father of modern UX design. If you want to absorb the basic principles of usability, you should read it.

At my previous job we started out with Angular in 2017. After some time passed benefits of using React was clear to everyone in the team. We wrote new features in React. The old Angular code worked as expected. It made little sense to spend time porting that to React.