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Iterative building

Cadrant is designed for an iterative approach. The idea is to first create a simple 2-3 page mockup, then gradually build up the application by adding details and features with each iteration.

Phase 1: Initial mockup

Focus on the structure and main screens. Don't try to do everything at once.

  • Get a simple, coherent and navigable first version.
  • Validate the page hierarchy and overall user journey.
  • Check that the visual tone matches your vision.

Phase 2: Interface refinement

Once the structure is validated, refine each screen individually:

  • Edit text, colors and typography.
  • Add or rearrange components (forms, cards, tables).
  • Adjust responsiveness and user interactions.
  • Work page by page for more precise results.

Phase 3: Backend and data

When the interface is solid, connect the backend. You have two options:

  • Create a project with Supabase connected from the start: the Supabase database is provisioned immediately.
  • Or connect Supabase to an existing project from the dashboard to integrate a database later.
  • Enable user authentication if needed.
  • Add business logic via Edge Functions.
  • Test complete flows (signup, data creation, display).
Golden rule: one prompt = one change. Short, focused prompts produce much better results than long, complex requests.