​Introduction to iterations

​An iteration is a version of your outcome. It focuses on allowing the creator to present an improved version of the solution to their potential end users.

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​Completing your designs first is essential if you want to find success in the creation aspects of your website.

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​It is essential that you get feedback from stakeholders regularly in order to improve and develop a product which is fit for purpose.

Your design process​

You should be planning and creating at the moment.

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​- In the design process, the designing section is mixed in with the 'create' section here because it is a practical aspect of the project and requires you to make improvements.

Some feedback questions

​How do you make sure your ideas are able to communicate your message?

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​What are the different ways you can get feedback for your ideas?

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​How do you make sure your feedback is genuine and authentic?

​The prototyping process

​You need to have a clear idea of what your wireframes are now and what you need to work on in terms of your initial designs.

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​Remember that you will be coding these designs and getting regular feedback for these.

​Website testing

​As you can see here, there are multiple ways to test the website, all of which are valid.

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​What types of testing are required for your project? How are you going to make sure this is going to happen?

​Relevant implications

​Revisit the relevant implications we discussed at Level 2. What are some of the relevant implications which are relevant to website design, and how are you trying to address these issues in your project?

​Conclusion - next steps

​You will be split into your groups and told to give each other feedback on some wireframes. Think about the following questions when giving feedback.

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​- What are the positive parts of my peers' initial wireframes and can I use these?

​- What feedback am I providing? Is it useful for myself as well?

​- Is my friend able to actually follow through with the feedforward I provide, or is it too difficult?