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I recently noticed someone on LinkedIn critiquing this prototype a lady replicated and shared on her LinkedIn page, suggesting it’s not ideal for UX. I really want people to understand that the prototypes I share are creative explorations. They’re meant to push boundaries and demonstrate what’s possible with tools... show more

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