Idea Visualization →Transforming initial concepts into visual representations, such as sketches or digital mockups, to facilitate discussion and refinement.

Prototype Development → Using tools and platforms suitable for rapid prototyping to create functional models of the product that embody the key features and user interactions.

User Testing Preparation → Identifying target user groups and designing test scenarios that mimic real-world use cases to evaluate the prototype's performance and user experience.

Feedback Collection →Conducting user testing sessions where participants interact with the prototype, and their reactions, feedback, and behavior are closely observed and recorded.

Usability Analysis →Analyzing the data collected from user testing to identify usability issues, user experience bottlenecks, and areas for improvement.

Iterative Refinement → Implementing changes to the prototype based on user feedback and usability analysis, and then retesting to validate the effectiveness of those modifications.

Feature Prioritization → Identifying which features are most valuable to users and should be developed further, and which should be revised or removed.

Technical Feasibility Assessment →Evaluating the prototype from a technical perspective to ensure that the proposed features and functionalities are realistic and achievable within the project constraints.

Stakeholder Review →Presenting the iterated prototype and user testing findings to stakeholders for feedback, ensuring alignment with business goals and user needs.

Transition to Development → Once the prototype meets both user expectations and business objectives, preparing detailed specifications and documentation to guide the development phase.