... wireframe experiments to detailed, production-ready prompts. As a designer, I ve always felt that getting the structure right early saves a ton of pain later. TypMo leans into that idea by grounding everything in IA-style wireframes

... creation, brainstorming, coding, outreach, or something else, I d love to hear how you're adapting. Let s share and learn from each other Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): For me, the biggest change has been in creating wireframes. Previously, when writing product requirements, I had to rely on tools like MockingBot or Axure to drag and drop various small blocks to build prototypes. But now, I can simply tell Claude my requirements and ask it to output ... ... case. What s your process now? Do you prompt from scratch or feed in a structure? Comment from Hamza Afzal Butt(@hamza_afzal_butt): @busmark_w_nika  Yes! Search used to be a time sink, especially for niche topics

... folder. Step-2: Before starting a sprint, we go through all the collected feedback and categorise those according to modules. Step-3: We convert the feedback into user stories and prioritize using the RICE scoring model. Step-4: We wireframe the idea and start a discussion in our community to understand it in detail. Step-5: We run a sprint for no more than 2 weeks and ship the updates. This simple feedback loop and development method helped us revolve ... ... adoption will improve and result in increased product usage. Secondly, the net promoter score will increase as customers are getting more value out of it. We continuously measure our usage data and it is increasing. The total number of topic