Why it matters: One of the most powerful aspects of design is the permission to work in draft and build before you feel ready. That’s where the magic of prototyping comes in. You’re not building to be “done.” You’re building with the intention of learning, of inviting feedback, of finding out what you don’t yet know. It’s as much about the exercise of trying to make an idea real—forcing it out of the cloud in your head—so you and others can see it, react to it, reshape it. And in that moment, you’re already learning.
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"Work in draft" for better outcomes
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Why it matters: One of the most powerful aspects of design is the permission to work in draft and build before you feel ready. That’s where the magic of prototyping comes in. You’re not building to be “done.” You’re building with the intention of learning, of inviting feedback, of finding out what you don’t yet know. It’s as much about the exercise of trying to make an idea real—forcing it out of the cloud in your head—so you and others can see it, react to it, reshape it. And in that moment, you’re already learning.