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When should you build a prototype?

In this #AskSoftwire video, UX designer Jake Turner explores the benefits of prototyping. This video explains the role of rapid iteration and prototyping in the design process, emphasising cost-effectiveness and efficiency in identifying what works (and what doesn’t) early on.

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