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Slides from a workshop I did at General Assembly. Geared toward non-designers at the idea/prototype stage seeking to build a good early product quickly.
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- 1. designing your first product General Assembly, 5/13/2011 San Kim founder, ShowMeApp.com about.me/sankim
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