Validating 50 requirements with a prototype, not a wireframe
Fifty functional requirements with branching disposition logic needed sign-off before any engineering spend — and a static wireframe can't prove branching logic works. So I built the interactive flow in 1.3 hours and let product, QA and dev click through it instead of reading it.
[Standfirst for the "Validating 50 requirements with a prototype, not a wireframe" case — the problem in one paragraph.]
FR-01 to FR-50: requirements a wireframe can't validate
[Draft section: fr-01 to fr-50: requirements a wireframe can't validate. Written when this piece is published — left as a placeholder here rather than fabricated.]
Building the clickable flow in an afternoon
[Draft section: building the clickable flow in an afternoon. Written when this piece is published — left as a placeholder here rather than fabricated.]
12 form states, 9 item states, 5 disposition paths
[Draft section: 12 form states, 9 item states, 5 disposition paths. Written when this piece is published — left as a placeholder here rather than fabricated.]
What stakeholders caught by clicking, not reading
[Draft section: what stakeholders caught by clicking, not reading. Written when this piece is published — left as a placeholder here rather than fabricated.]
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