Service Design Tools
Rough Prototyping
Create service concepts rapidly with basic materials. Test ideas cheaply before investing in detailed development. It's about fast learning, not perfection.
Duration
2 hours
Group Size
3-5
Category
Service Design Tools
Difficulty
Easy
Participants will: Test service concepts quickly and cheaply. Make ideas tangible for discussion. Iterate rapidly based on user input. Identify major issues early. Enable collaborative creation. Communicate concepts clearly. Reduce the risk of building the wrong solution.
A rough prototype will be created, providing a tangible artifact and a foundation for user testing.
Focus on the core concept, not visual design. Prototypes should be disposable. Test early and often with real users. Don't get attached to any single version. Use the fastest materials available. Document learnings, not just prototypes. Iterate based on feedback. Increase fidelity gradually. Sometimes, users struggle to provide useful feedback on very low-fidelity prototypes, so be prepared to guide them.
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