Class Critique/prototyping 2

Today we worked on our Journey map and developing our logo. It was also prototyping session two we had booked in with Tim as he hasn't seen our idea before. For our physical prototype we wanted to properly test our hand installation that would be put up around the streets for people to hi-five and relieve stress. I cut out two big foam hands and painted hi-five on them. we strung them up in the hallway and I took a telly of how many people hi-fived them. This was very funny to watch and I had to be stealthy so no one knew I was observing. The critique with Tim was interesting as he was very doubtful of Business people hi-fiving us and thought it would work. He assumed the target audience would not interact. We then showed him our prototype video and was completely turned around. This was a good insight that we need visuals to convince people that it does work. We will take this away and refine our campaign.