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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

 And now let's go for the UI flow or step nine. The UI flow is what we need on top of our UI development plan because weirdly, it does not contain everything that we need. We actually need to know the way we navigate from one screen to the next. And yeah, it might seem unnecessary, but while building your app, the AI might decide.

To build a navigation that's different than what we want or that's not very intuitive. It does tend to do that sometimes, and some other times actually, it just doesn't connect the two screens at all. So you may have a feature implemented, but you have no way to access it. So the UI flow is both for the AI and for you to keep it in mind in case AI starts doing its own thing.

You, you know, with the UI flow, how to fix it and how to tell it. To go back to the state we want. So a simple prompt again, gimme the UI flow for all the screens in brief.

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 And now let's go for the UI flow or step nine. The UI flow is what we need on top of our UI development plan because weirdly, it does not contain everything that we need. We actually need to know the way we navigate from one screen to the next. And yeah, it might seem unnecessary, but while building your app, the AI might decide.

To build a navigation that's different than what we want or that's not very intuitive. It does tend to do that sometimes, and some other times actually, it just doesn't connect the two screens at all. So you may have a feature implemented, but you have no way to access it. So the UI flow is both for the AI and for you to keep it in mind in case AI starts doing its own thing.

You, you know, with the UI flow, how to fix it and how to tell it. To go back to the state we want. So a simple prompt again, gimme the UI flow for all the screens in brief.

GC Tsalamagkakis

and now let's go for the UI flow or step nine.

The UI flow is what we need on top of our UI development

it does not contain everything that we need.

We actually need to know that way we navigate

the AI might decide to build an application

it just doesn't connect the screen at all.

and for you to keep it in mind in case AI

and how to tell it to go back to the state we want.

give me the UI flow for all the streams in BRIR.

and we can go to all the screen or the screen.

From all screen, we can log in or get a account

Something in the screen, we click a check box

From the chat screen, we can go to, we can send,

we go to journal, then go to mood history,

which takes us to the session summary model.

On the mood tracker screen, we're gonna save the mood

and then when we call field, we're back to the chat screen.

In mood history, we can tap the mood dot or entry

and this will pop up the mood detail model.

And then we'll go back to the chat screen.

On the journal screen, on journal home screen,

which will take us to the journal entry screen

or tap entry to go again to the journal entry screen

but we have no journal, you can read or edit.

where you can have a text input of your tags,

save and back to journal home screen, etc, etc, etc.

We have 11 screens in total, screens or models.