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I've built web apps for startups, agencies, and SaaS companies for years. The pattern of failure is almost always the same.

1. Building before validating

Most founders skip talking to users and jump straight to code. You end up with a polished product nobody wants. Before writing a single line, you need 10 real conversations with potential users confirming the problem is painful enough to pay to solve.

2. Scope creep disguised as "one more feature"

The MVP was supposed to take 6 weeks. Then someone adds a dashboard. Then notifications. Then an admin panel. Suddenly it's month 4 and you still haven't shipped. Define your v1 scope in writing and don't touch it until it's live.

3. Choosing the wrong tech stack

I see founders pick bleeding-edge frameworks because they read a blog post. Your users don't care if you're using the latest JS framework — they care if the app loads fast and works. Pick boring, proven technology. Ship faster.

4. No deployment strategy from day one

"We'll figure out hosting later" is how you end up spending 3 weeks debugging infrastructure instead of onboarding users. Set up CI/CD and a staging environment in week one. Future you will be grateful.

5. Treating launch as the finish line

Launch is day one, not the last day. The real work — user feedback, iteration, performance tuning — starts after people are actually using your app.

If you're planning a web app and want to avoid these traps, I do free discovery calls to help scope projects properly. Check out my page — no commitment, just a conversation about what you're building.