A prototype as a shared language

A prototype as a shared language

A prototype as a shared language

Use a small representation to make different assumptions discussable.

Before this session

Use a simple fictional brief or material you are authorized to share.

A prototype does not have to look finished to support a useful conversation. This workshop starts with two people who interpret the same brief differently, then asks the group to make those interpretations visible in a small representation. The purpose is to compare assumptions, not to choose a favourite visual style.

The second part records which questions the representation made easier to ask and which details were outside its scope. Use a fictional brief or material you are comfortable and authorized to discuss.

Plan your daysFri 18 Jun – Sun 20 Jun / Europe/London

Sun 20 Jun

11:15–12:15Workshop room

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