Podcast: Founder Ran His Product's UX Flow 700 Times Before Letting a Client Try It
CShorten30 · x · 2026-09-29
On the Weaviate podcast, Alex Ledbetter explains how he built Delegance Brokerage with AI, rejecting the term "vibe coding" in favor of a sheet-metal-hammering metaphor: break things, find the dents, keep flattening them. He personally ran through his product's UX flow 700 times before an external client ever tried it. Full discussion in the linked episode.
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