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it may be more complex than I thought
You’re very likely right, Americo. It may be even more complex than I thought. For example, if your application has a lot of business logic, then it makes sense to create your classes and backend code before or in parallel with the design. If your application is a lot of template logic, i.e. simply grabbing data and causing it to show in the correct place, then it probably helps to have the design done first.