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"I turned a product idea into a playable prototype instead of another document I recently tried turning a product idea into a playable prototype, and it changed how I think about early validation. As PMs, we usually rely on PRDs, user flows, wireframes, or Figma prototypes to communicate ideas, but some experiences are difficult to explain until someone can actually interact with them. Instead of writing down every detail and asking people to imagine the final experience, I created a small playable version. Being able to click through the flow revealed some assumptions that looked fine on paper but felt different when experienced. It also made feedback more concrete because people were reacting to an actual interaction rather than a description of what might exist. I do not see this replacing traditional product documentation, but for certain ideas, especially interactive features or game like experiences, a playable prototype can be another useful way to explore concepts, test assumptions, and communicate product ideas before investing more resources."

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