Being a solo founder has a lot of advantages. complete control over the product, no need to convince anyone else of your vision, ability to move fast when you want to. But there's this one thing that's slowly driving me insane: every single interface decision becomes this massive internal debate that can last for hours or even days. Should this button be blue or green? Well, blue feels more trustworthy but green might indicate action better. But what if the blue doesn't contrast enough with the background? Maybe i should use a different shade of blue? Actually, looking at it again, maybe the whole color scheme needs to be reconsidered. Is this spacing too tight between elements? It looks fine on my laptop but what about on smaller screens? Should i add more whitespace or does that make the page feel empty? If i increase padding here, do i need to adjust it everywhere else to maintain consistency? Without a design partner to bounce ideas off, i second guess literally everything. I'll make a decision, implement it, look at it the next day and immediately want to change it. Then i'll change it, realize the first version was actually better, change it back, then wonder if there's a third option that's better than both. The worst part is getting stuck in analysis paralysis where i spend more time debating button colors than building actual functionality. I've started looking at similar products on mobbin for reference, but that just gives me even more options to obsess over.