What was the most surprising thing users did with your digital prototype?
How did testing your digital prototype differ from testing your paper prototype?
Share one insight with a neighbor.
[Name], will you pray for us today?
Documentation doesn't just show your design — it is design.
You'll get 1:1 time with Nate to review your prototype and documentation progress
You'll understand the six required sections of B4 and how to assemble them into a cohesive PDF
You'll begin refining your high-fidelity prototype in Figma — no AI tools for B4
Assembling the story of your design process
It does not clash with nor overshadow it.
Clear typographic hierarchy · Consistent grids · Cohesive layout
[Show 1-2 examples from previous semesters]
What feedback from testing did you act on? What did you decide not to change, and why?
The standard for your final prototype
Typography · Spacing · Color · Interaction patterns
Work session + instructor reviews (~150 min) — While you work on your final prototype and documentation, Nate will meet with each of you 1:1
Build your high-fidelity prototype in Figma (no AI tools) · Begin assembling your documentation PDF
B4 Documentation PDF — Due before Day 9 (Monday, Feb 9) on Learning Suite. All six sections + Figma prototype link.
Read "The Web's Grain" — Preparation for Unit C
Bring your laptop to Day 9