- I said “concept prototype” in the sense of a prototype dedicated to communicating a concept, but contextual prototype is a mistake
- concept proof (PoC) and you got mixed up.
- Long katakana words are confusing, so Japanese aliases are added on this page.
- contextual prototype” and “conception”
- Are they the same? →No.
- Context prototypes are prototypes to find out how customers would react if you told them about the product, assuming you had one
- In that sense, it is a kind of validation of the customer existence hypothesis.
- Concept verification is a broader concept
- This includes experimenting to see if certain features of the product are feasible.
- The point of verification is common
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