Test

The testing stage is where you evaluate your prototype with real users to see how well it meets their needs and solves the identified problem. In this stage, you focus on testing:

• Usability: How easily can users navigate and use your product? Observe users as they interact with the prototype, noting any difficulties or confusion they experience.
• Functionality: Does the product work as intended? Even if it’s a simple prototype, it’s important to test whether the core features function correctly and reliably.
• User experience: How do users feel about using the product? Gather feedback on their overall experience, including how intuitive and satisfying the interaction is.
• Usefulness: Does the product actually help users solve their problem or achieve their goals? This is crucial to ensure the product is delivering real value.

To test these aspects, you can use methods like user testing sessions, where you observe users interacting with the product, or surveys and interviews to gather feedback. Based on the results, you can make adjustments to improve the design before moving on to full development.