CHAPTER 3 VERIFY PROTOTYPE ASSUMPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
PHASE 1 Plan
PHASE 2 Specification
PHASE 1 Design
PHASE 1 Results
This chapter focuses on transforming prototyping assumptions and requirements into a basis for a prototype design. Before you can effectively prototype, the first important activity is reviewing the balance of assumptions and requirements, including business/marketing, functional, technical, and usability ones. This review will help you determine whether you need more requirements before proceeding to build a prototype. It is also the point where you and your team can be clear about the assumptions (if any) being used as a basis for a software concept. Prototypes allow these assumptions and requirements to be validated, invalidated, ...
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