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Phase 6: Prototype
Overview:
This stage builds an interactive version of the hero section for usability testing. It helps validate the toggle interaction before implementation, and visualize the mockup design in a working state (buttons, links, page connections, etc.).
Objectives:
- Demonstrate how the toggle functions in practice.
- Validate CTA clarity and responsiveness.
- Gather feedback from both Talent and Client users.
Deliverables:
- An interactive prototype of the approved mockup design, demonstrating key interactions like scroll behaviors, page navigations, CTA clicks, and more.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Phase 5: Mockup Creation must be completed before proceeding with this task (Phase 6).
- Prototype must: - Reflect intended user flow and interaction hierarchy. - Be intuitive and easy to navigate based on internal testing or team feedback. - Flag or annotate any known limitations, feasibility concerns, or areas needing dev clarification. - Be dev-handoff ready (e.g., clearly linked from design files, organized with notes or flows).
- Must be presentable and easily shareable within the team.
- Must be reviewed by the team for usability, accessibility considerations, and technical feasibility.
- Must receive final approval before dev-handoff (from at least one founder, a lead, and a project manager).
Next Steps:
Schedule dev handoff and set the acceptance testing plan tied to the same criteria used here.