A presentation on early-stage prototyping given at ModevUX titled "Prototyping for Business Outcomes." The presentation was given by Jessica Hall, Director of 3Pillar Global's Innovate Practice, and Erik Isaksen, a Senior UX Engineer at 3Pillar Global. In the talk, Jessica and Erik discuss how to identify business outcomes, what prototypes are and are not, how to scope a prototype, and more.
2. GOALS
Today you will learn:
• How to identify a business outcome
• What a prototype is and how to use it
• How to scope a prototype
• How to effectively engage clients/stakeholders
3. 3
WHAT IS A
BUSINESS
OUTCOME?
Examples
Secure outside funding
Target a new customer
segment
Increase revenue from
existing customers
Neutralize a competitor
Reduce cost
Increase conversion rate
Increase customer
engagement
7. 7
I HAVE AN IDEA
What does it look like?
Do customers want it?
Is it right for my business?
8. 8
A prototype is a tool for testing
ideas, assumptions and customer
segments that allows for quick
iterations.
9. WE NEED TO
• Take a user and business outcome driven approach
• Release often
• Validate early with customers
• Show internal stakeholders instead of telling with huge
documents
• Help developers understand the product quickly
14. 14
DEMO PLANNING
What are we trying
to validate?
Who is driving the
demo?
What needs to be
functional vs static?
What role does the
data/content play?