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Jumping into Build (login, DB, permissions, admin) as soon as UI looks “good enough” often causes the most rework: one rule change can touch UI, data, and logic at once.

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Save credits: Demo first, then Build

  1. After look-and-feel is settled, finish a Demo with test data — don’t rush Build.
  2. Walk the core flow as a real user: entry, jumps, fields, required inputs, login necessity, result pages.
  3. Enter Build only when structure, content, and product rules are mostly fixed.
  4. Build in slices — ship the core path first, then add the next piece.

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Example

For booking: finish “submit booking” first; then login, cancel, notify, and admin.

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Note

Don’t linger forever in Demo polishing trivial details either — once the core task works, move on. Ideation and creation

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