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Thursday: Prototype
4. Do a trial run
Run through your prototype. Look for mistakes. Make sure the Interviewer and the Decider see it.
We like to do our trial run around 3 p.m., so that we still have enough time to fix mistakes and patch any holes we find in the prototype.
Have everyone pause work and gather around, and then ask the to walk through the entire prototype, narrating as he goes. The primary audience for the trial run is the , who will be talking with customers on .
@Stitcher
@Interviewer
Before doing the trial run, it’s also a good idea to review the and .
Clear examples
List holes and action items
During the trial run, each person lists action items or holes to patch.
Add task
Action item
Assignee
Status
Finish Figma animations
Pending
Landing page has a bug...
Completed
Build rich text into email notification
In Progress
QA + bug squashing
On Hold
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Pulse: How do you feel about the prototype?
After the trial run, do a pulse check and ask everyone to add their sentiment about the prototype.
Add Your Sentiment
Sentiment
Reflection
Author
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All sentiments (3)
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submitted with average sentiment of
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3.67
Sentiment
Reflection
Author
We’re making great progress on the magic show staging.
Are we all hands on deck?
I found a really great pair of gloves we can send to customers.
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