Consider this your crash course on everything lean product design, from tools to start to the technical intricacies of creating user flows, wireframing and identifying red routes for feature prioritization.

The lean product design approach requires a mindset that prioritizes putting things out into the world, and gathering feedback: You can always make adjustments as you go, according to Google and Apple alum Marc Hausle, now with Maryland-based software development company Bytelion.

“It’s much better to push out something that is absolutely horrible and that you despise quickly rather than waiting to push out something that is pristine and looks really really nice, but took a lot of time and resources,” Haustle said.

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