After detection of DOM-based/reflected XSS, the most important thing is executing the payload, which is quite different in the real world. We mostly need to create a customized payload for every case. For crafting the XSS payload, "brute logic" categorized it into 7 main cases, which is quite important to know while executing the XSS payload.

https://brutelogic.com.br/blog/the-7-main-xss-cases-everyone-should-know/

That's a fantastic insight! Many beginners overlook the difference between View Source and Inspect Element, but understanding it is crucial for finding DOM-based XSS. Your explanation is clear and to the point—definitely the kind of tip that can level up someone's XSS testing game! Looking forward to your video; it sounds like it'll be super valuable!