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If you're not showing your prototypes to people to get feedback as you go, you'll easily burn out. We need feedback, as humans. The only artists I know who work
by telesilla 2y ago
If you're not showing your prototypes to people to get feedback as you go, you'll easily burn out. We need feedback, as humans. The only artists I know who work in a vacuum are bitter and misanthropic.
I'd love see what you have arrived at, if you'll share it.
- lainga 2y agoTrue, but IME showing your prototypes to people and getting ignored also seemingly leads to burnout (sample n=1)
- telesilla 2y agoBeing ignored is a kind of feedback - if there is no interest then either the project has no value or it needs to be improved or pivoted. If you belive in it strongly, keep interating and getting feedback, in as short cycles as possible.
- begueradj 2y agoCustomers often do not know exactly what they want.
- andoando 2y agoIve been pretty hesitant to share without a solid prototype or even a solid model on paper. I can write about my thought process I suppose.