Podcastik & ProtoPrince
Hey ProtoPrince, I’ve been thinking about how the rush to prototype every day is reshaping our culture—like, are we losing depth for speed? What’s your take on that?
Oh, totally! The culture’s become a sprint marathon where every day’s a new prototype. Sure, we’re losing some depth—like, who has time for polished theory when you can push a rough draft to the cloud? But each crash is a goldmine of data, and honestly, the thrill of that next iteration is addictive. If you want depth, just add a buffer: prototype, crash, learn, prototype again, repeat. Keeps the spirit alive, keeps the mind fresh. So yeah, speed over depth is the new normal, and if you’re not okay with that, just get behind a prototype and keep it rolling.
Sounds thrilling, but I’m curious—when the next iteration hits the cloud, how do we make sure the core message doesn’t get lost in the sprint? Maybe we could carve out a tiny pause in the workflow to jot down the “why” before we jump back into the next prototype. That way the speed stays, but we keep a thread of depth running under it. What do you think?