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Prototyping is a powerful tool for CTOs to explore and bring their visionary ideas to life. It distills abstract ideas into clear concepts, provides stakeholders with a tangible platform for feedback, and allows for faster iteration using familiar tools and prebuilt UI components. Embracing prototyping helps unblock the flow of ideas and orchestrate progress.

Unleashing Vision with Prototyping

Prototyping is heavily underrated, also really good to just test early validation if it actually works they way you envisioned it.
Love the descriptive on “no-constraints” which I hope to see more people do, don’t get sucked into designing anything yet, simple build and validate for now.

Great read, thanks for sharing!
I really like the idea of reshaping tasks and aligning them with your vision, and this is what I am experiencing now - we literally have ideas for 3–4 years of development, and even if there is a vision and a roadmap, it becomes difficult to follow them when a new idea comes along that seems cool for you - prototypes really help to prioritize

Question about storing your prototypes - do you have a single entry point for all of them (for example, like <a href="https://rauno.me/craft" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">here</a>) or are they all deployed independently of each other?