Go from a single user flow to a deployed first version, with a focused set of development tools.
A visual flow keeps your first release focused.
Sketch the path from arriving at your app to completing its main task. Remove features that are not needed for that journey.
Carry into the next stepA small flowchart to guide the build.
Utility classes help turn the sketch into working screens.
Implement the screens from your flow. Include loading, empty and error states, and check the layout on a phone.
Carry into the next stepA responsive interface ready to connect to data.
A Postgres-backed service gives the prototype a place to store its records.
Model the records needed for your main task. Connect your app to the API and configure access rules before using real user data.
Carry into the next stepOne journey that saves and retrieves its data.
Deployment turns a local prototype into a URL people can try.
Deploy the repository, configure the environment variables it needs, and run the full journey on the deployed site.
Carry into the next stepA working public prototype URL.
A frontend checklist helps catch issues beyond the main user journey.
Review the deployed site against the relevant checklist items. Check keyboard navigation, narrow screens, forms and error states before inviting early users.
Youβre done when you haveA deployed prototype reviewed for its first users.
Explain a small idea, collect interest, and turn real responses into a decision about what to build.
Create a sample payload, exercise requests and inspect webhook deliveries before connecting a real service.
Start with sample data and turn it into a readable dashboard that people can open and discuss.
Use these as flexible workflows: copy, export, or move files between tools as needed. Check the tool details for the plan and platform that fit your project. Explore all recipes β
