B · Begin with a real problem
Find one person, one frustration and one main task. Small does not mean unimportant.
Help me narrow this school problem into one useful first version. Who is the main user? What is the main task? What would make their day easier? Ask me a few questions before proposing features.
U · Understand
Clarify the purpose, audience, context and result you want. You can understand a school workflow without knowing its technical implementation.
Here is my idea: [describe it]. It is for [audience] in [context]. A successful result would be [outcome]. Use fictional data. Repeat your understanding and tell me what you will leave out of the first version.
I · Iterate with confidence
Wrong layout? Wrong understanding? Describe what you expected, what happened and what should change. Corrections are part of the process.
This is not quite what I meant. I expected [specific result], but I see [actual result]. Please explain your understanding of the correction, then make that focused change. Preserve the functions that already work.
L · Launch a useful first version
Aim for a working link, then refine it. A deployed app is the live-demo goal.
Prepare this app for a new Cloudflare Worker. Confirm the account, new Worker name, public visibility, expected costs and checks. Do not alter existing apps. Explain the deployment and wait for my approval before publishing.
D · Develop it with others
Let a colleague try the main task. Listen to what they need. Improve the app, then help somebody else begin.
Review this feedback against purpose, audience, context, usability, layout, permissions, reliability and maintainability. Suggest priorities, explain the trade-offs and ask before implementing the changes.