Name your containers from day one - @container/card and @lg/card: - otherwise the first time you nest a card inside another card the inner one starts answering to the wrong ancestor and the bug looks like magic.
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Say it out loud on the pricing page. Mine reads: support is answered within one working day, and there is no guaranteed response time outside UK business hours. It has cost me exactly one deal, from a company that would have been miserable to have as a customer.
Everything gets easier once the expectation is written down. You stop feeling guilty for being in a meeting, and customers stop guessing.
Budget for one weird visual regression somewhere in a scroll view or a modal. There is always exactly one, it is never where you expect, and it takes an afternoon.
Remember hair grows roughly a centimetre a month, so anything you judge at three weeks is being judged on hair that already existed before the change. The only genuinely new hair is at the roots.
Does the damage from the last two weeks stay or does it recover?
The documented guidance is to extract with @apply once you pass about ten classes, so you are well over.
Honest opinion: at 41 customers, MRR is a borrowed metric and it is borrowed from companies that have investors to update.
What I track on a one person business is money in this month, money out this month, and how many months of costs are in the account. Then one revenue number on a rolling twelve month basis, which flattens the annual lumps without pretending you can spread cash you have not received.
MRR is a good comparison tool between plans and cohorts. It is a bad steering wheel for a business where one annual renewal is 2% of the year.
Also ask how many of those requests needed to know who the user was. Static assets, public pages, cached routes, health checks. If your middleware runs on everything, you are paying 41ms on requests that would have been happy anonymous.
And as unknown as is "trust me, I have thought about this", which is true about 40% of the time.
Humidity. Above a dew point of roughly 16C, hair pulls water from the air, the cuticle lifts, and everything you did in the shower comes undone. Glycerin heavy products are wonderful in one season and a disaster in the other, which is why the same routine flips on you.