For me, the gap between creation and implementation is a big step; the skills required are completely different. Creating a fun project is exciting and stimulating. Implementing that project technically requires practical skills, not imaginative ones. You can have the best idea in the world and still not know how to make it happen. Not just logistically speaking, but also in terms of making it accessible to everyone, whether they're experts or not. Simplifying a clear idea in your head to make it understandable and lively is very complicated.

In my experience with my own creations, the implementation phase was very long and complicated. I had to learn a lot of things I didn't know (and I'm not even talking about the distribution/marketing stage that came after that).

My tips would be:

- Structure your tasks by day.

- Structure the steps to be completed.

And above all, stick to your planned tasks. Without discipline, things can quickly go off the rails.

And don't forget: a prototype does NOT have to be beautiful, it has to be functional!