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kaizen-concept

by @hfadhlullah0 pulls
URLopenbooklet.com/s/kaizen-concept
Pinnedopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]
APIGET /api/v1/skills/kaizen-concept

Concept-first stage for a new app or digital product. Produces as many truly different product concepts as the user asks for (default 3) as clickable, art-directed prototypes on one review page, and gets one approved before any real build. Use when the user plans a new app, website, SaaS, or digital product and wants concepts, variations, directions, or a mockup first, or says "konsep dulu", "bikin variasi", "jangan langsung bikin", "mau lihat opsi dulu". Also use inside a kaizen run for a new product, after discovery and before the plan approval. Skip for a change to an existing product with an established design, a small UI tweak, or when the user has already approved a concept.

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