Build for Speed: How to Prototype and Test Any Product in Five Days
at UX London 2014
Type
talk
Daniel Burka and Jake Knapp explain how teams can test product ideas faster with practical examples, limiting engineering and launch work before learning.
People
Daniel Burka
Methods
PrototypingBuilding disposable stand-ins for a product — from paper and clickable wireframes to coded spikes — so teams can try interactions before committing to build. Used to explore options, align stakeholders, and run usability tests on something people can click or walk through. Fidelity should match the question: low for flow and structure, higher when timing, motion or real content matter.