Enzo Conty

You’ve got core functionality. The MVP works. But will your Flutter app feel good enough to wow investors, early users, or potential partners? This roundtable is for Flutter developers who want to add that final layer of polish before fundraising. We'll swap ideas and practical techniques to make your app feel more dynamic, responsive, and professional—even on limited time and budget. From animation tips and haptic feedback to onboarding flow, layout finesse, and perceived performance tricks, let’s talk about what makes a Flutter app feel truly “alive.“ Whether you’re prepping for a demo day or bootstrapping your way toward seed funding, come share what’s worked for you—or what you’re still figuring out. What visual or UX improvements have made the biggest difference in how polished your Flutter app feels? How do you balance time spent on “delight” (animations, transitions, micro-interactions) vs. core features? What tools, packages, or design systems have helped you add polish quickly? What’s your approach to onboarding, loading states, or error handling—especially for demos or investor reviews? Have you ever received feedback (positive or negative) on the look and feel of your app during early fundraising conversations?

Accessibility isn’t just a checkbox—it’s about making your Flutter app usable for everyone. WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) provide the global standard, but applying them in practice—especially in a Flutter UI—can raise tough questions. In this office hours session, you’ll sit down with accessibility experts for a hands-on mini-audit of your app. You’ll get real feedback on how screen readers, keyboard navigation, and semantics are handled in your code (and more...)—and leave with specific tips to improve compliance and usability. Whether you're early in the design phase or preparing for a formal audit, this is your chance to ask questions, get guidance, and uncover accessibility issues that might be holding your app back.