Warrior's possible influence on Fisher and Dreadnought

Did serving in HMS Warrior shape Admiral Fisher's later shipbuilding ideas?

Warrior was likely a seminal experience for Fisher and helped shape the ambition behind Dreadnought and the Invincible-class battlecruisers.

Warrior was probably a formative experience for John Fisher, who later sought to recreate its effect with Dreadnought and the Invincible class. Warrior combined size, speed, heavy guns, and a striking departure from earlier convention at a moment of tension with France. The comparison reaches beyond design features because a conspicuous technological lead could reinforce deterrence, Britain's industrial reputation, and the Royal Navy's status. In this interpretation, that status helped Britain avoid a major naval war for the following decades, although crises and lesser conflicts still occurred. The connection does not mean that one ship mechanically determined all later design choices.