The prototype reflects the insights we learned from stakeholder workshops and user conversations. It saves money, time and effort.
Can you imagine that you start building the next Titanic but your customer expects a fast yacht for 5 people and you will not know until after you finish the work? A prototype is a quick and risk-free way to put our ideas in the hands of people for whom we design and iterate design efficiently.
The goal of a good prototype is to test the quality of the solution and get feedback in the shortest amount of time with as little money as possible.
We can use different prototypes to get feedback from the user. These can be paper sketches to interactive digital prototypes with greater detail.
