I finally see why people swear by paper prototyping over Figma
Last week a coworker in Portland walked me through a zine layout by literally cutting and pasting text blocks, and it hit different, all the spacing and hierarchy just clicked in a way the screen never showed me. Has anyone else found that physical mockups change how you judge composition, or is it just me?
Watched a buddy tape up his portfolio pages on the wall last month and he instantly spotted that his headers were fighting each other, something he missed for weeks on screen. Your eyes just read flat paper differently than a glowing rectangle, even when the layout is exactly the same. So nah, you're not alone on this one.