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You can validate UI design and logic by building interactive prototypes that support state machine modeling and UI layout experimentation. This allows you to test in-memory state manipulation and compare multiple UI variations on a single route to catch design issues early.

Yes, you can create and compare multiple UI variations on a single route. This interactive prototyping approach helps you make informed design decisions by directly visualizing different layouts within terminal or web prototypes.

You can model state machine logic by building interactive prototypes that manipulate in-memory state. This lets you explore and validate complex state transitions and business logic directly before committing to full implementation.

No, interactive prototyping requires minimal setup to test business logic. It is designed for rapid, iterative design validation, allowing you to instantly run prototypes and explore state models without heavy configuration.

The best way to explore business logic is using interactive terminal and web prototypes. They allow you to build and test state models interactively, catching logic issues early through direct in-memory state manipulation and iterative validation.

You should use interactive prototypes instead of static mockups when you need to validate complex state transitions or test business logic. They allow you to manipulate in-memory state and interact with the UI to ensure the end product meets expectations.