Randy Rayess
Ideas are a dime a dozen. But prototypes are worth a little more. A prototype can help you test your business assumptions and get some interest from potential co-founders and investors. Now, more often than not, you will end up discarding your prototype after you have launched and received some traction. So, its imperative that you don’t spend too much time and money on a prototype. Here are a few quick tricks that will help you get out your version 1 in no time.
