'Programming as theory-building' is an approach that has grown on me in the past few years.
Your first draft may be qualitatively an MVP, but it's still just a theory of a final product you want, which requires a lot of iterative building before you get to that.
As such, there's no way to not shift between code and design, especially when business requirements are involved and which themselves may change over time.
Your first draft may be qualitatively an MVP, but it's still just a theory of a final product you want, which requires a lot of iterative building before you get to that.
As such, there's no way to not shift between code and design, especially when business requirements are involved and which themselves may change over time.