When you promise users something, deliver exactly that. The Lovable app shows what happens when expectations don't match reality: the experience breaks and you lose trust. Set realistic promises about what your product actually does.
"What you'll see once it's ready, I will see." So here, this is setting the expectations. Again, this is where the experience could break if this is not, let's say, aligned with the actual capabilities from Lovable. Because if it is setting expectations, and we've seen this in other apps, that are not going to be met. So it's saying, "What you'll see once it's ready is all this." And then maybe when it's ready, I'm not able to see that. Then that's a blunder. Um,
