User prototype test
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The document describes a user prototype test method to get early feedback on concepts from users before fully developing them. The key steps are: 1) Create quick, low-fidelity mockups or prototypes of a concept in 2-3 versions using methods like role plays or storyboards. 2) Invite users to test and interact with the prototypes, observing how they use it and what challenges they face. 3) Capture structured feedback from users on what's working well, opportunities for improvement, questions, and new ideas using a feedback grid. The goal is to fail early and improve the concept.
User prototype test
- 1. USERPROTOTYPE TEST SHAREA QUICK &DIRTYMOCK-UPOFTHECONCEPTWITHUSERS/EXPERTS –TOFAIL ANDIMPROVE 1
- 2. WHEN NEEDED RATIONALE USER PROTOTYPE TEST Checks whether one builds the right ‘it’ before building ‘it’ right Enables users/experts to interact with the prototype and give measurable feedback Helps to fail fast and cheaply to leave enough time for a different approach I want to bring my concept to life I need to test if my concept works – also for others I want to fail quickly – and cheaply 2
- 3. ESSENCE POINTERS USER PROTOTYPE TEST Share a quick & dirty mock-up of the concept with users/experts – to fail and improve Choose the method most fit for the job (Scale Model, Role Play, Storyboard or a mix) and create ’low resolution mock-ups’, preferably 2 or 3 versions Invite users for a ‘test drive’ and create a safe space where they feel comfortable giving honest, critical feedback Encourage users to actively engage, interact with the prototypes and where possible actually use it. Observe how they do it, what they struggle with Solicit and capture feedback in the 2x2 Feedback Capture Grid: plusses, minuses, questions, ideasSource of Inspiration: IDEO method cards; Stanford d-school 3