Start with a pencil
The trap of pixel-perfect mocks
You’ll make a better design if you avoid pixel-perfect mocks while you’re still deciding what to do. Why? Two problems: First, if you gloss a weak idea with finished-level polish, you’ll fool people into thinking your initial (but seemingly visually perfect) sketches are your final, thoughtful designs; Second, you risk seducing yourself into hanging onto a weak idea for too long because you’ve put a ton of effort into making it visually perfect (even if it’s conceptually unsound).
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