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Exercise #5

Prototyping for Stakeholder Buy-In vs. Usability Testing

Be clear about the primary objective of your prototype:

Prototyping for Stakeholders

  • Goal: Persuade executives or investors to fund a vision.
  • Attributes: Highly polished, happy-path demonstration highlighting delight, brand elegance, and visionary features.

Prototyping for Usability Testing

  • Goal: Uncover where users get stuck, confused, or frustrated.
  • Attributes: Must support error paths, failed validations, realistic edge-case content, and realistic system delays.

Topics

The Power of Prototyping: 'A Prototype is Worth 1,000 Meetings'
Static vs. Click-Through vs. High-Fidelity Prototypes
Component States and Micro-Interaction Transitions
Code-Based Prototyping: Testing with Dynamic Data
Prototyping for Stakeholder Buy-In vs. Usability Testing
The 'Potemkin Village' Prototype Trap
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Prototyping Workflows

Level 6 · Workflows and Deliverables

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