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    Posted by adrian fosalo on Apr 27th 26 at 5:56 PM

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    adrian fosalo
    April 27, 2026
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    What's the best way to get feedback on an early prototype?

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    Joe Seifi2 months ago

    Hi Adrian, A good way to start is to share the prototype as a Build here on EveryDev.ai.

    Add a short description, the URL if it is public, and one clear question you want feedback on. The more specific the ask, the better the feedback usually gets.

    For example:

    “Does the onboarding flow make sense?” “Would you understand what this tool does from the homepage?” “Where would you get stuck?” “Would you pay for this, and why or why not?”

    A few other good options:

    • Share it with 5 to 10 people who match the audience you are building for
    • Watch someone use it without explaining anything first
    • Post a short demo video on X, LinkedIn, Reddit, or a relevant Discord
    • Ask for feedback on one thing at a time instead of “what do you think?”
    • Track repeated confusion, not one-off opinions

    The best feedback usually comes from watching behavior, not collecting opinions. If three people get stuck in the same place, that is gold.