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Prototype Development Format

The document outlines the format for a Prototype Development Report for the Entrepreneurship and Startup Immersion Program at EDII Ahmedabad. It includes sections such as an executive summary, product overview, prototype objectives, development approach, progress status, visuals, and next steps. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the prototype's development, including its scope, features, and team involvement.

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Prototype Development Format

The document outlines the format for a Prototype Development Report for the Entrepreneurship and Startup Immersion Program at EDII Ahmedabad. It includes sections such as an executive summary, product overview, prototype objectives, development approach, progress status, visuals, and next steps. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the prototype's development, including its scope, features, and team involvement.

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Entrepreneurship and Startup Immersion Program, EDII Ahmedabad

Prototype Development Report Format

1. Cover Page / Header

• Report Title: e.g., "Prototype Development Report – [Product Name/Version]"


• Project/Product Name
• Version of Prototype (e.g., v0.1 – Low-Fidelity / Initial Build)
• Prepared by: [Your Name / Team]
• Date

2. Executive Summary (1/2 – 1 page)

• Brief overview of the product being developed


• Purpose of this prototype (what it aims to demonstrate or enable)
• Current stage in the development lifecycle
• Key highlights of what has been prepared so far
• Next major milestone expected

3. Product Overview

• Problem statement or opportunity the product addresses (brief)


• Target users/personas (high-level)
• Scope of this prototype (what is in-scope vs. explicitly out-of-scope at this stage)

4. Prototype Objectives & Goals

• What this prototype is intended to achieve.


• Success criteria for completion of prototype preparation.

5. Prototype Scope & Features

• In-Scopes Features (list prioritised features/modules included in this version)


• Key Components / Modules
• Out-of-Scope Items (what is deferred to later iterations)

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6. Development Approach & Decisions

• Type of prototype: Low-fidelity / High-fidelity / Functional / Visual / Proof-of-


concept / Physical / Clickable demo / etc.
• Tools / Technologies / Stack used
• Key architectural / design decisions made so far
• Any major trade-offs or simplifications applied for this version

7. Progress & Status

• Overall completion percentage (rough estimate)


• Major completed work items/milestones (use bullet points or a simple table)
• Current blockers/dependencies/risks (very brief, only if they impact prototype
preparation)

8. Visuals & Artefacts

• Screenshots/mockups / wireframes (annotated)


• User flow diagrams
• Component breakdowns / exploded views
• Early demo links
• Photos of physical mockups / 3D renders / breadboard setups
• Any other visual evidence of progress

9. Timeline & Next Steps

10. Team & Resources (optional)

• Core team members & roles


• Any external vendors/collaborators involved
• Tools & resources utilised

11. Appendices (optional)

• Detailed feature list/backlog excerpt


• Additional diagrams/references
• Glossary (if needed)

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