Boxes and Arrows: Defining Feature Sets Through Prototyping
Boxes and Arrows: Defining Feature Sets Through PrototypingOne of the main reasons to create a Vision Prototype is to allow the rest of the project team and the client to understand, review, and provide feedback on the vision. Because the prototype makes the ideas under discussion visible and concrete, it's common for new needs or concerns to come up at this point—even in areas that might have been completely covered in previous conversations. It's simply hard for many people to think abstractly about the same things that are made obvious by the prototype.
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