01. PROTOTYPE
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Phase 5: Prototype
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Phase 5 of the Design Sprint: Prototype
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Summary
Prototyping is a fast and cheap way to test and validate your idea. Your prototype doesn’t have to capture the full product end to end, but should definitely focus on the core questions about your idea that you need to answer.
Topics & Learning Objectives
Topics and Learning Objectives
In this lesson, we’ll cover the following topics:
- The Prototype phase of the Design sprint
- Storyboards
- Video prototypes
- Paper prototypes
- Presentation software prototype (e.g. Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides)
- Interactive prototypes
- Best practices
At the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to:
- Describe the Prototype phase of the Design Sprint
- Create a storyboard to map out a plan for your prototype
- Describe the different types of prototyping
- Create a high fidelity, interactive prototype
- Use best practices for creating prototypes
Glossary
Glossary
Here are some of the terms we will be covering in this lesson:
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Storyboard | A map of a user's experience with a product |
| Prototype | A model of the most critical features of a product |