I do not believe in a perfectly tidy workflow.
I believe in a workflow that survives contact with a real human brain.
Mine tends to move between sketches, prompts, notes, screenshots, half-built interfaces, and sudden moments of clarity at inconvenient times. The goal is not to remove that chaos completely. The goal is to build a stack that can absorb it and still produce useful output.
That usually means a mix of simple writing tools, flexible design environments, and increasingly, AI systems that can translate rough intent into something concrete enough to react to.
The best tools in that stack are the ones that lower the cost of re-entry. They help me return to an idea without rebuilding the entire context from memory.