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Why don't you let the market decide? Let users decide. 1. Build a prototype 2. Launch it 3. Get feedback from users 4. Make changes* *which may mean you ne
by stevenj 16y ago
Why don't you let the market decide? Let users decide.
1. Build a prototype
2. Launch it
3. Get feedback from users
4. Make changes*
*which may mean you need to move onto another idea and build a new prototype
Embrace "failure".
- Zeelar 16y agoI'd like to echo seeing things through to a prototype. Unless theres some hurdle (technical, time, etc.) actually standing in your way, I fully support the idea of finishing the product in one form or another. When you start questioning the idea, focus on the use case you're writing it for and cut out all the excess features that don't contribute to it. This will help you get closer to completion. Remember that you're just one user and cannot possibly be representative of the population. Go test it to see what the market thinks!