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Design Thinking: Prototype and Test
Prototype and Test:
Test: High school Student in summer
What worked
What Could be Improved
Test: High school Student in summer
It was a very innovative Idea. It was lots of fun! Drawing on walls is what everyone enjoys to do ever since childhood. Organizing thoughts this way really helps! The room also looks great with a wall full of chalkboard! Artistic and efficient
The process is quite expensive, as Chalkboard paint is expensive. However It just needs to be bought once so I guess it can be done.
May be time consuming to clean up!
What could be improved
What Worked
Questions?
The idea was very simple and inexpensive. Fun and Easy to use. The post its could be organized whichever way I liked. And they are cheap so I could throw them away after i was done. However I kept them so I could feel better about how much work I had gotten done.
Ideas!
What to erase with?
How do I get to the top ends of the wall?
Will it be too time consuming to clean up?
Maybe instead of the walls, I could paint my desk with chalkboard paint, and write there. So it is with me when I'm working, a more manageable platform as well! Easier to clean up
Questions?
Ideas!
Feedback
Maybe I could write work on them when I get it in school instead of writing anywhere else, so I save that time and effort
What if these post its get lost or one of them falls off? It would impact me greatly if I forget to do an important task
Feedback
Idea 2- Prototype
Idea 1 - Prototype
Use post it notes to write down tasks and arrange on your desk at work time. Take of each note after task is done. work till all post its are off.
Cover walls with chalkboard paint and organize everywhere using chalk. Write everything you need to do from lunch meals to work tasks and erase when done. Also a great place to set ideas.
Reflection
What did I learn?
I learned a lot from this process. I learned that the audience does not always perceive the idea as it is meant to be understood. A lot of 'IDEAS' i got in the feedback, I already had included in the original idea and were misinterpreted.
What would I do next?
I would take in consideration all the feedback and continue the process. I would make a few more prototypes and select one that works best. Test it with a few more people for more varied feedback