From Pen and Paper to Prototype and Product
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Claim: simple, low-cost techniques validate ideas fast and reduce risk. Team uses pen and paper with sticky notes and scissors to build paper prototypes, simulate searches, facets, sliders and sorting, then convert to low‑fidelity digital mocks. Initial validation requires no code and yields actionable feedback. Outcome is a working product, experiments.springernature.com, that aggregates protocols, supports filtering and sorting, and successfully guides researchers to relevant protocols, shortening discovery time and justifying delivery investment.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Munish Malik
- 3:36Challenges
- 5:52User Research
- 6:54Sketching
- 8:15Paper Prototypes
- 9:37Prototype Sketch
- 14:15User Feedback
- 14:25Digital Prototypes
- 15:01Live Product
- 16:10Benefits
- 17:10Limitations
- 17:42democratization of design
- 18:03democratizing innovation process
- 18:45thank you
- 18:55favourite quote
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