Presentation of low functionality prototype;

For this lab, you will build on top of the low-fidelity prototype, and present the low functionality prototype of your application, which demonstrates the overall interaction flow for each of your critical tasks. Your focus should be on showing how the prototype will support all critical tasks.

The prototype should reflect the results from formative user studies with the low-fidelity prototype. Displays should be consistent in terms of layout and visual elements. The text should be legible (size and contrast) and interactive elements should have appropriate sizes.

It should be possible to complete critical tasks (i.e. experience the complete application flow), although functional options within each display may be limited (but visible). The prototype does not need to be integrated with a functional back-end, but the team should be already working on this component (if needed).

Each team has 5 minutes to present their work. The project manager should start the presentation, reporting on the team's work during that week (tasks and effort). S/he should also end by describing the next steps for the project. The presentation should be previously uploaded to the manager's website - and the prototype should be also available.

The evaluation will be based on:

Quality of the presentation [0.5v];

Low-Functional Prototype [1.5v]

Feedback incorporation from the previous step and critical task support [1v];

You can use the following presentation structure:
-Idea summary (15 seconds)

-Persona summary (15 seconds)

-Critical tasks summary (1 minute)

-Feedback incorporation (30 seconds)

-Low Functionality Prototype (clearly distinguish each critical task - 3 minutes)