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You know how to design your Figma files looking perfect, your components are consistent, and the prototype seems very realistic.

The gap between the mockup and the real functioning product is not a technical one, it's something entirely different.

And I think there are three main points for why people actually feel stuck

when it comes to delivering a real product

and in this video we are going to cover what mock-ups really are

and why the problem is not what you really think it is

and third and most importantly one system that can change the entire game

and help you achieve to ship your first digital products

if you're new here hi my name is murat bayral

and i help people ship real digital products without further ado let's dive in point Point number one, mockups are sandcastles.

Before we talk about how to ship, we need to understand what mockups really are.

Imagine you are making a sandcastle on the beach.

A big, looking really pretty,

all the soft edges looking perfect and someone cross by and say wow to your craft.

then when the tides come in it's gone nobody lived in it nobody used it it was just a practice

a mock-up that never shipped is basically the same thing it looks amazing

but temporary it is real on the moment

that it only existed most designers treat the mock-ups as the product itself they polish iterate

and refine add more screens on top

but the actual problem is the file gets bigger the fidelity gets higher

and the distance between the shipping grows figma itself is not the product it is just a blueprint

and the moment you confuse the blueprint versus the building you stop making progress a perfect mock-up

that no one use is not design it's pure decoration point number two the decision

that nobody makes here's the real reason why designers are not shipping even if they are the most talented one.

It is not, let's say, the imposter syndrome or it is not like this missing skill that they might have.

It's one single decision they keep on avoiding.

And I want to illustrate with, let's say, a chef.

I love giving examples from chefs.

Let's imagine a chef who is perfecting a receipt for six months straight.

He writes every possible scenario with every possible ingredients but actually never puts on plate.

But let's say after six months he decided to say okay let's try this time

and put it on a plate it looks amazing and serve it to real people.

And that person can easily say something like this sauce is quite salty.

That six months of effort and this perfection is poof gone.

That uncomfortable conversation was the whole point.

That feedback was the whole point.

As a chef you need to taste whatever you make plus you need to help people to taste it

in order to have some feedback and in order to achieve the perfect dish.

So in a nutshell, the plate itself is not the risk for me.

The plate and the serving action is the shortcut itself

so designers who keep on avoiding shipping real products is

because the mock-up itself is still controllable they can add a

few more ingredients to make it perfect once it's live somebody

can easily say something is actually wrong with the product

or the flow itself

so let me tell you the solution in figma terms plain

figma terms take whatever the frame you have export them whatever it is available

use figma size figma make so you have no excuses you can use framer webflow

or you can wipe code it you can check some other videos

that we might have test it with wipe coding tools like lovable we have claw code

which is doing amazing job you can use gemini there are

tons of it get it in front of the real people

in conclusion staying in figma can feel like you're in a safe zone

but for me it is just another way of saying avoiding

things it's just a longer way of not deciding things

and seeing progress point number three systems beats motivation so let's say you decided to ship great

but here's the second problem and

that one is a little bit sneakier most designers are running with motivation

that idea spark or whatever you call it

when your new idea arrives you open the figma the joy is there

and the motivation is there and like after a few days the momentum fades

and that file that you never give actual name

and sits there as like an untitled file in the middle of nowhere in your Figma projects.

So the shipping itself does not have a motivational problem.

It's a system problem.

A restaurant does not rely on chefs motivational thinking to run

every single morning the menu exists the prep list exists and they ship no matter what

so the system moves whether the mood is there or not

so for me what you could do actually is you build

a shipping workflow not a design workflow design workflow ends in the handoff whereas the shipping workflow ends

when your product is used by someone else

that means connecting the figma whatever you use as a platform

that means having a stack that you use is kind of ready every time and

that means the next steps are written clearly before you close

any file for zero2ui.com this is exactly what the lab teaches

step by step the whole journey from the first file all the decision making till the last product

that people actually can use motivation helps you open that file

but system help you achieve the first version the second version the final version that people can actually use.

So pick one thing that you have been designing in Figma for many time but has not been shipped.

Give yourself at most 48 hours and ship it no matter what.

Not perfection, just ship the real thing.

And if you say but where to go next?

Well in this video you will see exactly how we can go from a paper idea to a product

that can be shipped and tested with real people

and do not forget you know how to design all you need is the decision

that you have to give thanks for watching

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