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The Most Skipped Section Of Every Course

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Why Do You Need A Workflow?

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What's The Plan?

Step 1 - The Role

Step 2 - The Wish

Step 3 - The PRD

Step 4 - The Phase 1

Step 5 - The User Journey

Step 6 - The Politically Incorrect Sorting

Step 7 - The UI Development Plan

Step 8 - The Vibe

Step 9 - The UI Flow

Step 10 - The Design System

Step 11 - The Storage

Introduction

Know Exactly What To Build Before You Write A Single Line

Create a masterplan that contains all the information you'll need to start building a beautiful and professional application for yourself or your clients.
        In just 30 minutes you'll know what features you'll need, which screens, how to navigate them, and even how your database tables should look like

30-Minute Fullstack Masterplan

The document that has saved freelancers thousands upon thousands from greedy clients

The workflow that allows you to build and deliver apps that cost 4-5 figures in just a few days

My 11-step process for generating everything you need before you code a single line

The (now) politically incorrect way to sort your features

The colors, borders, shadows and every other detail you'll need for your front end

How to pre-plan what all your screens should look like structurally

How to generate all the tables you'll need for the next year

 So step two is the wish. The wish is, what is your plan? What is that you wish to build? What would be the end goal of all this? So after you have, you want to build something, you want something tangible after you're done with it. So what is it? Giving the LLM an end goal will always give you better results because it answers your question with that end result in mind.

Otherwise, the LLM would try to accommodate all kinds of different results and that will dilute the output and it wouldn't give you the best option for your specific idea. So, for example. I want to build an AI therapist mobile app with expo Bolt and Supabase. In the app, I want to chat with the ai, like I would with a therapist, it's not an alternative to therapy, but a help for people who can't afford it or don't want to go for their own reasons.

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 So step two is the wish. The wish is, what is your plan? What is that you wish to build? What would be the end goal of all this? So after you have, you want to build something, you want something tangible after you're done with it. So what is it? Giving the LLM an end goal will always give you better results because it answers your question with that end result in mind.

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So after you have, you want to build something,

you want something tangible after you're done with it.

Leaving the LLM and end goal will always give you better results

because it answers your question with that end result in mind.

Under a while, we LLM would try to accommodate all kinds of different results

and it would give you the best option for your specific idea.

So for example, I want to build an AI therapist mobile app

In the app, I want to chat with the AI like I would with the therapist.

It's not an alternative to therapy, but I help for people who can't afford it

or don't want to go for their own reasons.

Again, give the mind and weight for more instructions.

So now we have built a bit of foundation on our chat.