3

Prototyping
your concept

Save yourself time and money by testing your concept with a prototype

time estimation

3 hours

key outcomes

After completing Module 3, you will understand the steps a user takes when interacting with and using your resale or rental service.
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Module 3 will also help you to design an early, inexpensive and scaled down version of your service that you can test and validate with users.

LISTEN TO HOW OTHER BRANDS DESIGNED THEIR INITIAL CONCEPT

Episode 3 of the Switching Gear podcast reflects on an exciting step in the process: prototyping your concept.   Developing and running prototypes is essential to quickly and cheaply gather data and insights and to reveal any problems with the current concept design. But, as this episode explores, there is a fine art to good prototype design!
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Join Asket, Lindex, ETP and Kuyichi and your hosts, Gwen Cunningham and Hélène Smits, as they bravely put their ideas to the test!

next steps

1
Getting started
2
Understanding the customer and the market
3
Prototyping your concept
4
Fine-tuning your business model
5
Piloting your business model

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Module 1: Getting startedModule 2: Understanding the customer and marketModule 3: Prototyping your conceptModule 4: Fine-tuning your business modelModule 5: Piloting your business model

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