<p>Looking back on my 2020 activities, I realized that I had never considered the relationship between <a href="/en/contextual%20prototype">contextual prototype</a> and the insights presented in the <a href="/en/Textbook%20of%20Design%20Research">Textbook of Design Research</a>, even though there seemed to be a relationship.</p>
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<li>What is a <a href="/en/contextual%20prototype">contextual prototype</a>?<ul>
<li>→Prototype to verify if users perceive value in the story</li>
<li><a href="/en/Textbook%20of%20Design%20Research">Textbook of Design Research</a></li>
<li>Extracting Insights<ul>
<li>What is good insight?<ul>
<li>Read and understand: so that it is possible to involve people who do not know the context in your team</li>
<li>Leading to innovation</li>
<li>New findings</li>
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<h2>In other words, contextual proto is about the people who receive what is created, whereas insight is about the people who participate in the design process</h2>
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Context Proto and Insights

In other words, contextual proto is about the people who receive what is created, whereas insight is about the people who participate in the design process