Jacob Lauritzen
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1,382 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6 Jun
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So that's actually a great example of something that we can run really efficiently.
But I think more broader in sort of the software development lifecycle with AI, PMs can prototype super, super fast, which is really, really great because that means you can front load a lot of the work.
So like a PM can start hyper long before once he or she has the smallest inkling of an idea that we might want to do this, they can prototype it and they can just go to users and they can test it and they can iterate themselves.
They don't even need to bring in engineering until they have something that's like clearly super valuable.
And then we can switch and we can say, okay,
Now we take this from prototype to something that actually fits in the system and is super reliable.
Yeah, that's a great question.
Probably some companies will skip the design phase.
I think we can skip the design phase on functionality.
You don't need to necessarily have this long discussion where you said 10 people need to figure out where should the button be.
I do think design still has a place, but it's one level above the individual features and the individual stuff that we build.
It's the design language that we choose to have.
It's the taste.
It's the opinionated stance we have of who we are and what does Legora look like.
What's the navigation?
What's the hierarchy?
But it's more for consistency, UX, UI sake, and for taste sake, rather than functionality.
Do you still use Figma today?
We still use Figma, yes.
I know where you're going with this.
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