Practice Prototype (1.3.4) - Unit 1: Introduction to Design Thinking

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Question 1.
What is the purpose of creating a prototype?
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Think about how we can check if an idea works.
Question 2.
Name one material you can use to create a low-fidelity prototype.
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Consider common household items you might have.
3Question 3.
What is the main goal of prototyping?
- To create a perfect design
- To test and refine ideas
- To eliminate the need for testing
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Focus on the iterative nature of design.
4Question 4.
True or False: Low-fidelity prototypes focus on aesthetic appeal.
- True
- False
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Think about what these prototypes are trying to achieve.
Question 5.
You have created a prototype of a new fitness tracker. Users report that the strap is uncomfortable. How would you iterate on your design?
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Consider what makes a wearable item comfortable.
Question 6.
After testing a product prototype, users suggest adding a feature that was initially excluded. How do you determine whether to include this feature in the final design?
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Think about balancing user wants with design vision.

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