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   by kylejlarson 10y ago

   I usually start with pen/paper because I find it the fastest to get a bunch of ideas out. Then from there I'd go with whatever tool you think will be most efficient. I personally use Balsamiq because it's really quick & e
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   by kylejlarson 10y ago

   Completely agree with you. Once you've got the methods & thinking down you can apply that to any tool. And often the best tool is the one that helps you communicate & test the fastest.
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   by kylejlarson 11y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! Obviously that'll be pretty unique to each individual's circumstances, but ideally I can cover some pointers on things like this in the blog on the site, or work in some some tips that are specific to the
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