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Why prototypes earn their place

A clickable prototype helps a team answer questions before code makes them expensive.

Make the workflow visible

A prototype turns a written requirement into a sequence people can try. It helps reveal missing steps and ambiguous decisions.

Test a task, not a preference

Ask someone to complete a real activity. Watch where they hesitate and what they expect to happen next.

Use the right level of detail

Early wireframes are useful for structure. Detailed interfaces become useful when the team needs to review content, hierarchy and interaction.

Carry decisions into development

Document the important states: empty, loading, error and success. These are part of the product, not details to leave until the end.

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