Ask HN: How to overcome self criticism with UI design
I'm a part of a bootstrapped, 3 person strong startup (1 biz guy, 2 devs) and I'm the one responsible for designing the user interface for the prototype app we are building. I have a gazillion ideas how the interface should look like, but the problem is I'm constantly changing it as I'm never fully satisfied with the outcome. I know that prototype (MVP) should mostly be focused on the core proposition, but somehow I managed to convince myself into thinking that the experience must be absolutely flawless in order for early customers to like it and thus us having a higher chance of success. I'm primarily a PHP/RoR/Js developer but I have a great interest in design - I visit dribbble, smashingmag and co. on a daily basis.
I'm asking this question as I often find myself deciding too long on things like (css) shadow opacity and border color.
Any tips much appreciated!