Prototyping is where you test the waters before diving in.
It’s sketching, clicking, poking, prodding — and saying, “Hmm, not that.”
Before spending time, money, and your team’s last shred of patience.

It’s the difference between “we think it’ll work” and “we know it will.”
A safe space for bold ideas and even bolder mistakes.

Good prototypes don’t need polish.
They need purpose.
They help you spot the problem before it becomes a product.

It’s not the final thing.
It’s the thing before the thing.
But it might just be the most important thing.

Because failing fast beats launching broken.