Product prototype

A prototype is one of the most important steps in the design process, is an early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process. The aim is to have the highest possible visual similarity and good operation resemblance to the final product. Prototypes have four main qualities such as representation, precision, interactivity, and evolution. Prototyping is essential for resolving usability issues before launch. It can also reveal areas that need improvement. In the beginning work of the product prototype, we have to create a Concept Sketch and then individual screens are prototype in detail. A prototype helps to show stakeholders how the final product would look and function. The second key reason is that prototypes generate feedback from team members as well as test group of users. A prototype usually shows the flow for the individual personas that we want to check during the tests. Potential customers can interact with a near-final product and highlight areas that are less than user-friendly. The main outcome is that the design team can find all issues and rule out the problem before the product team rolls out the final product. Creating a product prototype gives a lot of benefits we can take a somewhat more realistic product and here is still time to make design changes at the beginning of an idea. All benefits help saving time and money for all attend of the project.