Do you want to make an app?
Perfect.

You’ve got the super awesome idea.
Perfect.

Well… not that last part.
If you don’t even have a rough sketch in your hands, then you don’t have it.
You just have an inspiration, nothing more.

If you want to be able to say “I have the idea,” you need to have at least a sketch in your hands.

Why?

That’s where you’ll see your idea in action.
Or in other words, you’ll see whether it’s even feasible.

Now you might be thinking:

Wait... so I have to pay extra for a scribble?

And the answer is:
Besides the fact that you can make it yourself,
even if you pay me or someone else to make it for you, it’s still worth it.

Think about it for a second:

• Do you want to spend 5k+ on something that turns out to be unfeasible?

• Do you want to spend just as much or more on time-consuming changes that:

  • will burn out the developer, and
  • will ruin the structure of the project?

Don’t be dumb.
Pay a UI Product Designer to do it properly.

And now that I’ve convinced you, here’s the hard part:

If you go to a designer, chances are they’ll try to throw the ball back at you.
Meaning, they’ll only take on the visual side (just using the software),
and not the development of the idea, which is what you really care about.

What should you do?

Make sure it’s clear that you want the idea to be developed through sketching,
not just for them to use eraser and pencil (so to speak)
to reproduce what you tell them.

Otherwise, come to me I don’t mess around :D

BTW

The official term is:
“Low-Fidelity Prototype”, so don’t expect full accuracy at this stage.

Lots of love, take care.

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Written by: Human
Translated by: AI