No designer creates a masterpiece in one go.
Real design involves constant testing and refining — each change brings the design closer to its best version.

Here’s how iteration works in real life:

1. Create: Make your first version (prototype).

2. Test: Use it or show it to others.

3. Get Feedback: Ask what works and what doesn’t.

4. Improve: Apply the changes and re-test.

Example:
A student creates a pen stand in Blender.

• First version: Looks good, but pens tip over easily.

After feedback: They add deeper holes and a wider base.
Now it’s functional and stable — that’s iteration in action.