What's your process for prototyping and iterating on your projects?

Retesting: Following revisions, test the updated prototype once again to make sure that the fixes have resolved any problems and enhanced performance overall.

Re-testing: After making modifications, retest the updated prototype to ensure that the changes have addressed identified issues and improved the overall performance.

Lots pf hypotheses. Then working through them. But always by recognising stakeholder biases. The biggest impediment to prototyping is various biases and letting go of the ego. Are you creating something for you or your market?

I think launch on PH every three month

Documentation: Keep detailed records of each iteration, noting changes made, feedback received, and the reasoning behind modifications. This documentation helps in tracking progress and decision-making.

I brainstorm and then develop a basic prototype for user feedback. Continuous iteration and testing refine the project to meet user needs.

Conceptualization: Define the initial concept and goals for the prototype, outlining its purpose and expected outcomes.

Prototyping: Create an initial prototype using the most feasible and efficient methods available, whether it's a physical model, a digital simulation, or a minimum viable product (MVP).

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