Many of us have solutions to problems stored in our heads, maybe even app ideas that can make each other's lives easier. The problem comes when taking these ideas and then turning them into a reality.<\/p>\n
Of course pitching ideas in the conversational route is the first step, but in the digital realm, it really pays to show, not tell. Putting a tangible representation of your idea into people's hands can be a really powerful way to sell your solution and get people on board. Particularly effective if it's interactive. This was quite difficult before prototyping tools like Marvel came along, especially if you couldn't code.<\/p>\n
In the video below, Murat, Co-founder at Marvel, shares the story of how Marvel was started to solve this exact problem during his fireside chat with James of GoSquared<\/a>. Launching back in 2013 to help designers like himself turn static mocks into interactive prototypes, Marvel is now empowering anyone to design \u2013 no matter their role or mission.<\/p>\n Check out the video of how Marvel started out, and how it's democratising design one step at a time:<\/p>\n