Dishmaker by Ted Selker and Leonardo Bonanni from MIT

prototype: what?

product

works like

looks like

interacts like

service/experience space story

is the iterative generation of artifacts intended to answer questions that get you closer to your final solution

is creating a concrete embodiment of a concept which become a way to test your hypotheses

is building to think

prototyping . . .

is an attitude

prototyping . . .

to gain empathy

to explore

to test

to inspire

understand the design space

build to think

test and refine solutions

inspire with your prototype

prototype: why?

prototype: fail early and often

cost of failure vs. project time

prototype: fail early and often

risk and cost vs. iteration cycles

prototype: identify a variable

prototype: identify a variable

prototype: identify a variable

“Like this?”

“Mm, yes like that.”Developed for Gyrus ACMI, ENT Division

prototype: scale resolution

prototype: create experiences

Embrace v 0.0

Embrace v 1.0

prototype: let go

prototype resolution should match the progress of your development

identify the variable

you want to explore

let go of yourprototypes

createexperiences

prototype: how?

prototype now

PROTOTYPE

TODAY:DEEPER EXPLORATION- Prototype using analogous situations- Prototyping intangibles [digital & service]

PROTOTYPE . . .using ANALOGOUS SITUATIONS

-helpful if the context is inaccessible-helpful if you’re stuck-helpful if the problem is intangible

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

Help people in despair

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

Placeholders

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

Gone to the ATM

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

Happy customer back in line

PROTOTYPE . . .ANALOGOUSLY

PROTOTYPE . . .AT SCALE

PROTOTYPE . . .AT SCALE