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I see people open a code editor before they know what they're building. That's the mistake... not the code, the order. 1. One sentence describing what it does 2. The problem it solves - IN the user's words 3. Who is the ONE person it's for 4. Core features list AND an "out of scope" list 5. A rough wireframe (paper works) 6. Your data model: what are you storing 7. Your auth plan: who can log in 8. Your tool stack decided in advance 9. A definition of "done" for v1 10. One hour blocked on your calendar The full checklist PDF is at yessieperez.com . Grab it, print it, put it next to your laptop. Which one do you usually skip? Tell me below.👇🏽