Select all that apply. Which of these app descriptions follow recommended best practices? Choose 2 answers

Options D and E follow best practices because they focus on the user and the benefits of the app. They use inclusive language ("you're looking for," "you will love") and highlight a positive outcome or connection to user interests (finding a "new best friend," loving "animals"). This approach resonates with potential users by addressing their needs and passions. Options A, B, and C are less effective. Option A uses comparative language ("50% cooler," "100% faster") which is subjective, difficult to verify, and can sound boastful. Option B makes an unsubstantiated claim ("the best app to download") without providing context or benefits. Option C directly compares the app to a competitor ("Fido Finder"), which is generally discouraged as it can draw attention to the competitor and may not be accurate or fair.