What went well? (Use data to support your thinking.)
What did not go well? (Use data to support your thinking.)
What constraints did you have?
What improvements need to be made in the future? (Use data to support your thinking.)
After you have completed the trials of your prototype testing, now is the time to look at the results of your tests and the analysis of your findings.
• Did you collect enough data?
• Do you need to collect more data?
• Do your results seem reasonable?
• Are there any trends in your data?
• What might explain these trends?
• Do you need to do more experimentation?
Ask and answer as many questions about the project as you can. This will help to direct your thoughts and help you to decide on your redesign.
Remember one very important thing - keep an open mind about your findings. Never change or alter your results to coincide with what you think is accurate or with a suggested idea. Sometimes the greatest knowledge is discovered through so-called mistakes.