Homework – Clickable prototype and first feedback

Connect the wireframes into a clickable Figma prototype through which the chosen main task can be completed. Then have at least one other student try it out: do not walk them through it verbally, instead observe where they become uncertain. We learn structured usability testing in chapter 8; this is the first, informal trial.

Deliverables

• a shareable Figma prototype link;
• a clear start screen and success state;
• the working connections of the main flow and the transitions where needed;
• at least one exceptional state reachable in the prototype;
• a short list of the known limitations of the prototype;
• a scenario and a task for the trial, in the structure learned in the lesson;
• at least three concrete pieces of feedback or observations (quote, observation, interpretation marked separately);
• a short reflection: what was surprising, what was useful, and what you would change.

Evaluation criteria

• The prototype serves to try out the main task, not every function is interactive.
• The task does not reveal the solution.
• The observations describe behavior, not just opinion.
• The limitations are marked, so the result of the trial can be interpreted.