Peer response: 
The app I chose is Noted. The main purpose of the app is to enhance or in simple words, make it easier to record voice notes, interviews, or lectures. The user can add tags (acting as timestamps) to the important parts while recording which then can be accessed by tapping on the tags.

I am actually impressed by the app's user interface. I think its simplicity is the app's biggest strength, It is simple and minimalistic, easy to navigate and learn which makes the app appealing to users of any demographics in terms of age, and it adapts well to the limited space of the apple watch, as you can easily make voice recordings and take the notes without the need to rely on your mobile devices, which makes the app significantly more accessible while enhancing UX as the elements are relative to the limited space.  The features that stood out the most to me are the text scanning feature, you can also include pictures and edit them in your notes, and most importantly, the tags! This is an app that would actually consider for my personal use for school or work. 

In terms of following guidelines and practices, I have not had the chance to use the app myself, but I believe the app is a good representation of the guidelines and implementation of these practices as the elements are well-distributed and properly aligned, the quality of the images and elements is up to the standards as they are eye-catching and high quality and it seems to follow Apple's minimalist design.