Our design process is deliberate, starting with imaginative exploration, followed by validation and concept development, leading to product launch and iteration.

The product development process has a sequential aspect, starting with product design, followed by interaction design, and then engineering.

Entrepreneurship requires continuous iteration of your product, sales pitch, and marketing strategies to adapt to changing conditions.

Software development is never complete; it must evolve with hardware advancements to remain relevant and effective.

Building a startup is about learning and iterating. Most successful products evolve after launch based on user feedback, so starting with a minimum viable product is crucial for this process.

If you're not prototyping and building to see what you want to build, I think you're doing it wrong. Prototyping is essential for effective product development.

Iterate on your solution continuously until it effectively solves a problem; avoid falling in love with your initial product and be open to making necessary changes.

Rapid prototyping and user testing are essential; focus on getting a functional prototype out quickly, using tools to create clickable mock-ups or writing throwaway code to test ideas with users, as building a fully functional product before testing can be an expensive mistake.

The future of product development will see more people becoming full stack, allowing designers to ship fully baked products and product managers to prototype and ship to production.