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    This document provides a template for capturing feedback on prototypes using a grid format. The grid allows testers to document what they like, wish could be improved, questions that arose, and new ideas from testing ideas with prototypes. It is meant to help gather simple feedback on how well a prototype solves an identified user problem.

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    This document provides a template for capturing feedback on prototypes using a grid format. The grid allows testers to document what they like, wish could be improved, questions that arose, and new ideas from testing ideas with prototypes. It is meant to help gather simple feedback on how well a prototype solves an identified user problem.

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    This document provides a template for capturing feedback on prototypes using a grid format. The grid allows testers to document what they like, wish could be improved, questions that arose, and new ideas from testing ideas with prototypes. It is meant to help gather simple feedback on how well a prototype solves an identified user problem.

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    FEEDBACK CAPTURE GRID

    Project:
    Team:
    Version & Date:
    Quick guide: The Feedback Capture Grid supports the testing of
    ideas with prototypes, for example, by offering a possibility to Lewrick / Link / Leifer
    document test results in a very simple form. It is mainly used when
    The Design Thinking Toolbox
    it comes to finding out how well an idea solves a previously
    identified user problem. More tips & tricks for this template on book page: 217 978-1-119-62919-1

    I like ... I wish ...


    Things you like or find Things that need to be
    remarkable. changed or improved.
    (constructive criticism)

    Questions Ideas ...


    questions that have arisen Ideas that have arisen from
    the experience or presentation

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