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    Prototype and Test

    WARM UP
    RECAP
    RECAP
    RECAP - PROTOTYPE
    Don’t be afraid
    to be wrong

    Notice

    Don’t spend too Base on customer


    much time empathy
    GROUP REPORT
    Prototype
    FEEDBACK
    PROTOTYPE

    Don’t limit yourself

    Be creative with available


    tools and materials

    Try approaching to real


    product, real conditions,…
    in shortest time
    Prototype

    Cheapest and Fastest prototype!!!

    Simplest, clearest demonstrating your


    ideas
    Examine your idea work or not, suitable or
    unsuitable
    Find out unreasonable points

    Suggest other solutions


    BREAK TIME
    TEST
    Data Collecting & Analysis
    TEST

    • Address and fix poor ideas


    • Promote the good points
    • Improve the ideas
    User willing to use?
    Continue the product?
    “Primary goal in a test interview is
    to learn, not to give reason for or
    sell the prototype”

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    TEST SEQUENCE

    Test preparation Conducting test

    Document results Infer learning

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    TEST PREPARATION

    • What do we want to learn?


    • What do we want to test?
    • With whom do we want to conduct the test, and where?

    Define the question maps


    Define the test scenario

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    CONDUCTING TEST

    ❖ Questions in person
    ❖ Online tools

    • Never go hunting alone

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    Document results

    What do we LIKE?
    What WISHES do we have?
    What questions have cropped up?
    Which initial ideas and solutions have we found?

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    INFER LEARNING

    “The purpose of Testing is to understand


    needs better and build up empathy”

    “Fail fast – fail often”

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    TOOLS & TIPS

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    TOOLS & TIPS

    A/B testing with your prototype

    Lewrick, M., Link, P., & Leifer, L. (2018)


    EXPERTISE REQUIREMENT

    GOOD vs. POOR IDEA

    Interviewee Users, specialist

    Method Observation, interview


    • Relevant problem aspect
    • User benefits
    Criteria • What work and not
    • User expectation and
    preference
    BUSINESS VIABILITY

    FULLSCREEN TEST

    Interviewee Cross-functional team


    Multi-disciplinary discussion
    Method Utilize scoring model or
    strategic model
    • We can do or not?
    Criteria
    • Willing to do or not?
    BUSINESS VIABILITY

    DEMAND ESTIMATION

    Interviewee Users, customers

    Survey, Desk research,


    Method
    Forecasting

    • Market demand?
    • Willing to use?
    Criteria
    • Willing to pay?
    • …
    Q&A
    REFLECTION
    REFLECTION

    1. What are some things to keep in mind when doing Testing?


    2. Why “Fail fast – Fail often”?
    TAKE-HOME
    ACTIVITY
    Take-home activity

    Gallery Walk:

    1. What is it?
    2. How to prepare it well?
    Thank
    you!
    Vietnam
    https://future.ueh.edu.vn/

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