> it's then impossible to convince product people and "stake holders" to authorize enough time and resources to improve the solution afterwards. > "if it alrea

> it's then impossible to convince product people and "stake holders" to authorize enough time and resources to improve the solution afterwards. > "if it already works, why fix it?" I suppose one attempt at a fix for this would be to make the user interface of your prototype the least prioritised part; maybe even go out of your way to make it ugly and clumsy, so the thing as a whole looks more like a prototype and less like a "solution".