We are now ready to use Miro tools to express how we’ll evaluate the ideas generated during the brainstorming session. We will use different techniques and Miro templates during the evaluation workflow phase.
Video: Evaluation and Selection
Synopsis: This is an introduction to some of the tools Miro offers to us. With our thoughts poured into our digital whiteboard, we will apply an evaluation matrix called an empathy map to organize the information related to our user personas. After evaluating our ideas, we need to select the design direction to solve our problem statement. We will use sticky notes to write our possible design solutions and then apply Dot voting tools to reach a consensus.
Duration: 2 minutes
Video
Synopsis: We will prepare a Project Proposal that outlines our design direction. It will include Low-fidelity (lo-fi) sketches that serve as a rough blueprint for your design project. Remember that lo-fi (or “low resolution”) is a rough sketch vs. a refined visual.
Duration: 3 minutes
Checklist
- You can find the project proposal here.
- Access all the brainstorming work here.
- [instructor to describe week three activity here]
- You can find the templates demonstrated above in this Miro board (password is kairos). If you get stuck creating your brainstorming, evaluation, or project proposal elements, you can make a copy of any of these elements for your use. To do so, use the arrow tool to select what you need and paste it into a new Miro board that you create under your account. Please do not edit the template directly, as this is a shared document!
